So many great talks and discussions - thanks for organizing!

Join us for the next RCMB webinar. Looking forward to moderating an entire discussion with Loebel Lab .

And @megankillian is a wonderful and highly supportive mentor!

Endothelial cell meets microfiber, and the attraction is magnetic🧲! Check out Maggie and Harrison's work on a novel approach to rapidly produce organized capillary-scale networks within metabolically demanding engineered cardiac tissue constructs. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ad…

Thanks for having me Penn Bioengineering - it was so exciting to share our work, catch up with friends, meet new people and discuss science!

Calling all undergraduate researchers! The Paper Trail is hosting an undergraduate research symposium. Apply now to present your research, network with hiring biomedical engineering faculty, and learn about grad school! Abstracts are due Oct 6: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

I'm excited to be in Seattle this week for #BMES2023! Come find me at the Meet the Faculty Candidates Forum (poster 51-B) today and for my poster on cell patterning and tissue interfaces on Saturday from 9:30-10:30 AM. Looking forward to a great Biomedical Engineering Society conference!

Congrats @DrRituRaman on this beautiful paper about magnetic actuation towards programming tissues. Avinava Roy took the lead on this preview - it was a pleasure! Device Cell

Happy to share our recent review article on mechanical forces in cardiopulmonary development and disease: doi.org/10.1016/j.isci… - led by Donia Ahmed + Madeline Eiken. Wonderful collaboration with Baker Lab Jason Spence Rachel L. Zemans and Adam Helms! iScience journal

Happy to share our latest study on mapping how satellite cells deposit matrix during activation! Pamela Duran from U-M BME drove this with Loebel Lab using engineered hydrogels and metabolic labeling. biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh…

iPSC-derived alveolar organoids in hydrogels! Led by PhD student Madeline Eiken - a fun collaboration with Loebel Lab Darrell Kotton Kostas Alysandratos Charlie Childs and colleagues!

After a long gestation, with many ideas and some alteration in focus, this review paper is finally out Trends in Biotechnology. Well done Gregor Miklosic!!

Full room for our symposium on microenvironments and immunomodulation ⁦12th World Biomaterials Congress (WBC 2024)⁩, inspiring keynote from ⁦Loebel Lab⁩.

Excited for Avinava Avinava Roy and Katie Wei and their recent work published in CMBE journal! A cool collaboration with the Shtein lab Max Shtein Michigan Engineering on kirigami-inspired hammocks to mimic lung alveoli link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Thanks for putting this together and initiating inspiring discussions!

Roy et al. Loebel Lab describe a bilayer hydrogel folding system that can generate folding patterns, similar to the mucosal tissue in the epithelium of the upper respiratory airways. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ad…

#Day1 of SFBiomaterials #MidwestBiomaterialsConference concluded with some cold brews with the program committee at The Jolly Scholar on Case Western Reserve campus. Looking forward to #Day2 ! Brittany Givens Rassoolkhani, PhD Swindle-Reilly John Martin Andrew Shoffstall Nate Loebel Lab Baker Lab

Friends Michigan Medicine, University of Michigan: join us today at 3PM for Heather Giza PhD defense and to celebrate her many accomplishments! U-M Rogel Cancer Center, UMPhysiology, Rogel and Blondy Center for Pancreatic Cancer, Loebel Lab

Congrats Ritu on this cool paper!