Paul Marvar
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Conducting research on how PTSD, stress, and trauma impact both brain and heart health, uncovering the hidden links between emotional experiences and cardiovascular disease. Associate Professor, George Washington University (since 2013)
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The great Tom Petty, gone eight years ago today.

Of “I Won’t Back Down”, he said: more fans connected to the song “than anything I ever wrote. I've had so many people tell me that it helped them. .. I'm still amazed about the power a little three-minute song has.” 🙏🏼

#RIP
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Even the most passionate grad students face hurdles. APS member Sachin Aryal shares the lessons he’s learned navigating grad school in science. Read more on the #ISpyPhysiology blog: ow.ly/GwY350WULiL 🧪
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Even the most passionate grad students face hurdles. APS member Sachin Aryal shares the lessons he’s learned navigating grad school in science. Read more on the #ISpyPhysiology blog: ow.ly/GwY350WULiL 🧪
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Your gut and brain are in constant conversation! Disruptions can affect mood, thinking and digestion. New therapies may target this link. Read more in the journal Physiology: ow.ly/wW2250WJFFT #ArticlesInPresS @apspublications.bsky.social 🧪
llustration showing the gut–brain connection: arrows linking the brain and digestive system to highlight how the two communicate and influence each other.
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An honor to meet and speak with Lt. Cmdr. Amanda Lee this week — the first woman to fly as a jet demonstration pilot with the US Navy’s Blue Angels. An inspiring trailblazer! No #Fear #WomenInAviation #Leadership check out new IMAX film for more www.imax.com/movie/blue-a...
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From rebuilding engines to modeling human physiology, Robert Hester's curiosity drives innovation. As APS president, he continues to explore the intricacies of our biological systems. Read more in #TPhysMag: ow.ly/uZ3z50VO2KY 🧪
APS President Robert Hester, a white man with white hair and glasses, wears jeans and a checked shirt and is leaning on a wooden railing.