Prof. Donnelly presented a talk entitled, “Reduced bone tissue compositional heterogeneity with bisphosphonate treatment in postmenopausal women with typical and atypical fragility fractures” at Endocrine Grand Rounds at Johns Hopkins University Medical School in Baltimore, MD.
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- Sacher to present at upcoming ORS annual meeting, February 12-16
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- Walsh and Snyder win ELI Undergraduate Research Awards
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- Social Event at Ithaca Beer Co
- Taylor recognized with young investigator award at ICCBMT
- Ganesan and Patel win ELI Undergraduate Research Awards
- Hemmerling to Present at the Orthopedic Research Society Annual Meeting, February 2-5
- Hemmerling wins ELI Undergraduate Research Award
- Mileti to Present at SciX Conference, October 21-26
- Donnelly to Present at ASBMR annual meeting, September 28-October 1
- Mileti receives SAS Undergraduate Student Award
- Lloyd AA, Luengo EA, Donnelly E. Atypical fracture with long-term bisphosphonate therapy is associated with altered cortical composition and reduced fracture resistance. PNAS. 2017
- Palomino, Taylor, Lloyd to present at ORS Upstate meeting, July 27-28
- ASBMR atypical fractures award bisphosphonate bone collagen conference diabetes Engineering Learning Initiatives Undergraduate Research Award fellowship FTIR imaging fun graduate student grant invited talk material properties mechanical behavior mechanical properties MRS multiscale nanomechanical properties NIAMS NIH NSF osteoporosis publication sledding student trabecular bone Type II diabetes undergraduate winter
