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Center for Advancing Systems Science & Bioengineering Innovation @cassbi-gmu.bsky.social · 08/09/2025

Join us Sept 15, 12–1 pm ET for a CASSBI seminar with Dr. Ariana Garagozzo of CHOP. She will present DATE, a co-designed therapy program supporting autistic young adults with intellectual disability in building healthy relationships. Free on Zoom: go.gmu.edu/cassbi

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Center for Advancing Systems Science & Bioengineering Innovation @cassbi-gmu.bsky.social · 01/05/2025

Join us May 5, 12–1 PM ET for a virtual seminar with Professor Tawara Goode: “Youth with Disabilities: Transition Through a Cultural Lens.” Hosted by CASSBI at George Mason University. Free and open to all. Register: go.gmu.edu/cassbi

Flyer for the CASSBI Seminar Series at George Mason University, hosted by the Center for Advancing Systems Science and Bioengineering Innovation (CASSBI). The featured speaker is Professor Tawara Goode, presenting “Youth with Disabilities: Transition Through a Cultural Lens” on Monday, May 5, 2025, from 12–1 PM ET via Zoom. The flyer includes a photo of Professor Goode and describes her extensive background in cultural competence, disability research, and leadership at Georgetown University. The seminar will explore the role of culture in transition experiences for youth with disabilities. Link provided: https://go.gmu.edu/cassbi.

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Center for Advancing Systems Science & Bioengineering Innovation @cassbi-gmu.bsky.social · 24/04/2025

Excited to host Dr. Whitney Ham at our next CASSBI seminar on April 28, 12–1 PM ET. She'll share strategies for supporting students with IDD in their transition to employment. Free and virtual: cassbi.gmu.edu/seminar-seri...

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Center for Advancing Systems Science & Bioengineering Innovation @cassbi-gmu.bsky.social · 18/04/2025

Join us for Lisa Hiura’s CASSBI seminar on 4/21 @ 12PM ET: The social neuroscience of bonding: insights from prairie voles. Join to learn how early life & biology shape attachment. 📍Zoom | 🔗 www.eventbrite.com/e/masons-cas... #Neuroscience #SocialBehavior #DevelopmentalScience #TranslationalResearch

Flyer for the CASSBI Seminar Series hosted by the Center for Advancing Systems Science and Bioengineering Innovation at George Mason University. The seminar, titled "The social neuroscience and development of bonding: insights from the monogamous prairie vole (Microtus ochrogaster)", will be presented by Lisa Hiura on Monday, April 21, 2025, from 12–1 pm via Zoom. The flyer includes a photo of Lisa Hiura and brief descriptions of her lab's research and the seminar topic, which focuses on how social bonds and attachments develop across the lifespan using prairie voles as a model organism. A link to register and more information about CASSBI is provided at https://cassbi.gmu.edu/.

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Center for Advancing Systems Science & Bioengineering Innovation @cassbi-gmu.bsky.social · 11/04/2025

Join us on 4/14 12–1 PM ET for a virtual seminar with Dr. Millie Rincón-Cortés on modeling maternal adversity in rodents to study intergenerational effects. Learn how early life adversity affects brain reward systems, maternal behavior, & offspring development. Register at go.gmu.edu/cassbi.

Flyer for the CASSBI Seminar Series at George Mason University. Dr. Millie Rincón-Cortés will present “Modeling Maternal Adversity in Rodents to Study Intergenerational Effects” on Monday, April 14, 2025, from 12–1 PM ET via Zoom. The seminar will explore how early life adversity disrupts brain reward systems and impacts maternal behavior and offspring development. Hosted by the Center for Advancing Systems Science and Bioengineering Innovation. Free registration at https://go.gmu.edu/cassbi.

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Center for Advancing Systems Science & Bioengineering Innovation @cassbi-gmu.bsky.social · 03/04/2025

For 2 yrs, @GMU_CASBBI students have been co-developing tools with #Parkinsons patients, care partners, and clinicians to improve communication & care. Partnering with Dance for PD®, they’re tracking #biometrics during Dance Therapy-unlocking the potential of movement. Support student-led research.

A group of diverse individuals, including elderly participants, are engaged in a Dance for Parkinson's® class in a spacious dance studio with mirrors. They are holding hands in a circle with arms raised and extended outward, participating in a movement exercise. The group is led by an instructor, and the studio features a light-filled, open environment with minimal furniture in the background. Participants are dressed in comfortable, active clothing.

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Center for Advancing Systems Science & Bioengineering Innovation @cassbi-gmu.bsky.social · 03/04/2025

Team VIRTUE, @GMU_CASBBI NSF Research Traineeship, is breaking barriers to #DomesticViolence prevention in Northern VA. They partnered with local orgs (e.g., DC Peace Team) to bring Restorative Justice to survivors @ The Women’s Center. Support student-led, community-driven solutions like this.

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Center for Advancing Systems Science & Bioengineering Innovation @cassbi-gmu.bsky.social · 03/04/2025

We're proud to spotlight our FIRE initiative—#FirstResponders, Innovation, Research, and Exploration—@GMU_CASBBI for #MasonVisionDay! We're building a research & community partnership model to improve the health and well-being of #firefighters and first responders. Learn more: cassbi.gmu.edu/donate/

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Center for Advancing Systems Science & Bioengineering Innovation @cassbi-gmu.bsky.social · 03/04/2025

#MasonVisionDay is here! For the next 12 hrs, we spotlight community-driven research at the intersection of #SystemsScience & #Bioengineering innovation. Your donation powers: 🔬 Research 🤝 Community engagement 🎓 Student & trainee support 🧪 Cutting-edge tech & tools. Give today: cassbi.gmu.edu/donate

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Center for Advancing Systems Science & Bioengineering Innovation @cassbi-gmu.bsky.social · 14/03/2025

Join us on March 17, 12–1 PM ET for a FREE seminar on Restorative Justice in Education: Democratizing Schooling with Andrew Hurley. He’ll discuss how schools can move beyond exclusionary policies and embrace restorative practices for equity & inclusion. RSVP: go.gmu.edu/cassbi Follow cassbi.gmu.edu!

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Center for Advancing Systems Science & Bioengineering Innovation @cassbi-gmu.bsky.social · 24/02/2025

Join us for a free virtual seminar on Minority Stress in Autism with @drjlgreenlee.bsky.social! Learn about the challenges autistic young adults face in education, employment, and mental health. 📅 Monday, March 3, 12 PM ET. Link: go.gmu.edu/cassbi

A flyer for the CASSBI Seminar Series hosted by George Mason University's Center for Advancing Systems Science and Bioengineering Innovation. The seminar, titled "Minority Stress in Autism: Challenges and Resilience in Transition-Age Youth," will be presented by Dr. Jessie Greenlee on Monday, March 3rd, 2025, from 12 PM to 1 PM (ET) on Zoom. The flyer includes Dr. Greenlee's bio, highlighting her research on autism-related minority stress, mental health disparities, and intersectional identities. It also includes an abstract discussing challenges faced by autistic young adults in education, employment, and mental health. A photo of Dr. Greenlee is included on the right side of the flyer, where she is smiling outdoors wearing glasses. The flyer encourages attendance at the free seminar and provides links to CASSBI's website and social media pages.

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Center for Advancing Systems Science & Bioengineering Innovation @cassbi-gmu.bsky.social · 25/02/2025

GMU bioengineering professors developed a wireless ultrasound wearable for muscle monitoring, aiding sports medicine and rehab. Another team patented REMind-h, a tool delivering real-time cues to prevent relapse in substance use recovery. #tech #innovation Read more: www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

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Each year, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office issues patents to George Mason University that cover creating new or improved products, processes, or machines.…

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Center for Advancing Systems Science & Bioengineering Innovation @cassbi-gmu.bsky.social · 24/02/2025

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Center for Advancing Systems Science & Bioengineering Innovation @cassbi-gmu.bsky.social · 24/02/2025

Join us today for a CASSBI Seminar with Dr. David Hollinger on Feb 24, 12 PM ET, via Zoom. Learn how AI, biomechanics, and data science enhance injury prevention and performance. Gain insights from his entrepreneurial journey and research in clinical rehabilitation.

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Center for Advancing Systems Science & Bioengineering Innovation @cassbi-gmu.bsky.social · 21/02/2025

The Center for Advancing Systems Science & Bioengineering Innovation at George Mason University is on #Bluesky. Follow us to learn about innovation at the intersection of health, technology, & society to advance medical technologies through research, training, & translation. #AcademicSky #STEM

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