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Meghan W. Sedovy @MSedovy

PhD candidate at Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at Virginia Tech Carilion

Joined October 2021
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VT's Translational Biology, Medicine, & Health@VT_TBMH
1 Aug 2023
👏 Please join is in congratulating TBMH student Meghan Sedovy on her most recent accomplishment; F31 award recipient! @MSedovy @ScottRJ_VT
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Jessica Pfleger Karch@Jess4genes
20 May 2023
Incredible day at the #AHA Roanoke Goes STEM event! 40 Girls from the Roanoke city schools came together with instructors, mentors, and volunteers to learn about heart health and STEM careers @American_Heart #womeninscience #WomenInSTEM @mace_whee
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VT's Translational Biology, Medicine, & Health@VT_TBMH
11 May 2023
👏👏👏 Please join us in congratulating our 2022-2023 TBMH Students of the Year. Thank you for your continued effort in upholding the TBMH pillars of Science, Education, Leadership, and Community. Congratulations to all who were nominated!
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Scott Johnstone@ScottRJ_VT
12 Feb 2023
Replying to @FralinBiomed
@FralinBiomed and @VT_TBMH Cardiovascular Researchers enjoying a fantastic night at the #RoanokeHeartBall with important messages on heart health and awareness. Including @HamlinIsland #3forHeart challenge. Thank you @AmericanHeartVA @AHA_Research
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Scott Johnstone@ScottRJ_VT
14 Dec 2022
Awesome couple of weeks for our Grad Student @Msedovy: Passing her Prelim Exam #PhDcandidate, awarded an @American_Heart Predoc Fellowship, and Publishing a first author review in the #JournalofVascularResearch @CardioKarger karger.com/Article/FullText/…

Connexin 43 across the Vasculature: Gap Junctions and Beyond

Abstract. Connexin 43 (Cx43) is essential to the function of the vasculature. Cx43 proteins form gap junctions that allow for the exchange of ions and molecules between vascular cells to facilitate...

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Scott Johnstone@ScottRJ_VT
18 Jul 2022
Replying to @MSedovy
@MSedovy doing awesome at her first conference talk #IGJC2022
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Scott Johnstone@ScottRJ_VT
11 Mar 2022
#PostDoc position available in the Johnstone lab @virginiatech, @FralinBiomed reach out if you have any questions and please RT #VascularDisease #Therapeutics #Inflammation #CellProliferation #CellBiology Apply @VaTechJobs No 517397
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Scott Johnstone@ScottRJ_VT
23 Feb 2022
Cheers @VT_Biology for a great research day. Lots of cool science and excellent presentations by the students. @MSedovy very excited to receive her first award as a grad student @FralinBiomed
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VT's Translational Biology, Medicine, & Health@VT_TBMH
14 Dec 2021
Congrats to you all for a job well done!👏👏👏 vtx.vt.edu/articles/2021/12/…

Biomedical innovations take center stage during 'Shark Tank'-style pitch competition on HS&T campus

The competition involved students from the Translational Biology, Medicine, and Health graduate program, who selected intellectual property, worked with real-world business mentors, and created an...

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NAVBO@vascularbiology
8 Dec 2021
Tomorrow, December 9th, 2021 at 1 p.m. ET, please join us on #NAVBO Focus Session on Vascular Injury and Repair. Abstracts from #NAVBO2021 We are wrapping up the year strong! Do not miss it! Register for the Focus Session here: conta.cc/3k9wOXf
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Big Lick of Science@LickofScience
3 Dec 2021
Why is the heart the best organ in the body? We sat down with @D_RyanKing, former post-doc in the @ScottRJ_VT lab at @FralinBiomed to discuss his lifelong interest in cardiac health, what it was like becoming a dad during grad school, and other topics! abiglickofscience.libsyn.com…

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Fralin Biomedical Research Institute@FralinBiomed
5 Nov 2021
It's our pleasure to introduce Scott Johnstone, Ph.D. – a new principal investigator who is working to understand how healthy blood vessels are altered in disease. Welcome to the @City_of_Roanoke, Dr. Johnstone!
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Scott Johnstone@ScottRJ_VT
3 Nov 2021
Extremely proud of @MSedovy! First poster presentation as a graduate student and awarded #NAVBO2021 Outstanding ePoster Award. Thanks to @vascularbiology for an excellent meeting. @VT_TBMH @FralinBiomed
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