Garrett Beeghly, PhD
@gbeeghly.bsky.social
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Postdoc in the Radisic Lab at the University of Toronto and University Health Network. Engineering tissues to understand health and disease. Baker, hiker, cat dad. He/him. 🏳️‍🌈 https://gbeeghly.github.io/
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Unfortunately, I think it is for desktop only but maybe you can find something equivalent for mobile 😬
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I found a custom ublock origin filter that gets rid of most of the ads on YouTube! I can’t imagine actually sitting through the number of them on most videos
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On a quest to make my own yogurt and cottage cheese… and all I can think is how useful it would be to have a hot plate and stir bar to prevent milk from burning. Why doesn’t this exist? #ScientistsWhoCook
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It was not an easy process getting back to Toronto this weekend and I ended up getting a last minute flight with Flair... Hope you can get it sorted out!
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Yes, looking forward to seeing your future work too!
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Excited to start my postdoctoral training @utoronto.ca and @uhn.ca this week! I will work with Dr. Milica Radisic who is a leader in developing organ-on-a-chip technologies and engineering functional microtissues. Glad to be in a new environment committed to funding the future of science 🇨🇦🔬
Photo of the Terrence Donnelly Centre for Cellular and Biomolecular Research against a blue sky at the University of Toronto
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Congrats Ya’el! So happy for you!
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Congrats! Amazing news 🥳
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Congrats, Pilar! So great to see some good news!
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Cali approves of this important breakthrough in science! #catsky #catsofbluesky #calico #scisky
A picture of my cat, Cali, looking thoughtful with her two front paws crossed
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The funding situation is rough! Hopefully things will turn around (this is what I’m telling myself)
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Congrats, Johanna! Well deserved!
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Had a great visit to Stanford last week and managed to squeeze in a visit to Half Moon Bay! Glad to have soaked up a little extra California sun ☀️ #blueskyartshow #nature #photography
A photograph of a sunny Half Moon Bay in California with waves crashing against the rocky coast and a wooden fence in the foreground
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I am incredibly excited to share that I will be starting as an Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering in the CBE Department at FAMU-FSU College of Engineering this fall! Ready for some Florida sunshine 😁
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Congrats, Nate! This is amazing news! I'm so happy for you! ☀️
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I am THRILLED to officially announce that I have accepted a position as an Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison starting January 2026! My lab will use expertise in polymer science, biomaterials, and ECM engineering study osteochondral disease! 🦡 🔬🧪🧫 🦴
Me holding a scarf that says biomedical engineering while wearing a UW-Madison branded winter hat and quarter zip A pin that says MAD-ison Scientist Me popping a bottle of champagne while wearing UW-Madison quarter-zip standing on a balcony in front of the Flatirons
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Science Magazine gets it wrong. 🧵
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“Her departure, which she announced this morning in an essay in Time, is believed to be the first time in the agency’s 75-year history that a member of the 24-person board resigned over a policy disagreement with an administration”
@policyhound.bsky.social on Alondra Nelson’s bombshell resignation 🧪
NSF board member resigns in protest of Trump policies at agency
Alondra Nelson fingers DOGE in taking an unprecedented step
www.science.org
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Had a great time working with @natrevbioeng.nature.com to put this review together! Biophysical cues integrate across length scales (molecular, cellular, tissue level, organismal) to drive cancer outcomes. Bioengineers have the tools to measure and model these factors in isolation 🛠️🔬
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Overdue debut of my cat Cali on Bluesky for this spring #caturday
A picture of my calico cat looking out of a window.
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Ultimately, our findings suggest that larger adipocytes constitute a distinct cell population within mammary adipose tissue and increase lipid transfer to invading cancer cells. As a result, we propose that adipocyte size could serve as a prognostic biomarker for breast cancer patients. 5/5