Mark your calendars and spread the word! This is a great opportunity to see some exciting science and new perspectives on the field! Also, don't forget to show off your own work and submit an abstract for the trainee workshop the day before ( docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… )

Hey, I know him! Happy to be a part of a great team of scientists working toward the technologies of the future!

Introducing our next #TERC #ScienceSpotlight, postdoctoral scientist Dr. Xiaokan Zhang from the Barry Fine Lab Columbia Medicine ColumbiaCardiology, working on #cardiovascular #diseasemodeling using iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes! Check out our other spotlights at nextgenterc.com.

On Tues. 9/21, during the #trainee workshop, we will have a full-day of selected trainee talks, with a vibrant panel discussion on biomedical career paths w/ misti ushio from TARA Biosystems, Brendon Baker Lab from U-M BME, Seila Selimovic BARDA, & Caitlin Czajka from Science Translational Medicine!

There’s still time to register for both the full symposium and the trainee workshop! I can’t wait to see you all there!

Session 1 starts in 30 mins! Join in to hear about some cool research using dynamic biomaterials for tissue engineering! F. Max Yavitt Laura Alderfer Rowan University Boston University Biomedical Engineering @sktheodossiou Sara Rudolph columbiauniversity.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Great first session for "Responsive Biomaterials", with incredible talks from Kiet Tran, TianBai Wang, F. Max Yavitt, & Laura Alderfer, moderated by @sktheodossiou & Sara Rudolph from Tufts University School of Engineering! The #NextGenTissueEng trainee symposium continues at: columbiauniversity.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Introducing our next #TERC #ScienceSpotlight, Gordana Vunjak-Novakovic Ph.D. Candidate Meghan Pinezich, PhD!! Meghan is a fifth year graduate student, working on technologies to study and repair the extracellular matrix of the lungs! Check her out at nextgenterc.com/science-spotli…

Just published! Our #TERC team describes the "Emerging Trajectories for Next Generation Tissue Engineers" & a conference report from the 2021 #NextGenTissueEng symposium! @kaplan_lorax Naveed Tavakol, PhD Sharon Fleischer 🎗️ Thomas_Falcucci Pam Graney, PhD Sue Halligan pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.102…

We are so excited to announce the Tissue Engineering Resource Center's new monthly podcast series "Career Conversations," where we'll hear from a unique set of speakers on the different career options available to early career bioengineers! open.spotify.com/show/26ndJx0Qa… Columbia BME

Check it out! Happy to finally share this work!

Scientists at Tufts University School of Engineering develop a novel tattoo-like oxygen sensor made from silk gel that glows when exposed to light, and in the future might be adapted to track glucose and other blood components. fal.cn/3okKk

The June episode of our #TERC podcast series "Career Conversations" is out, ft. Dr. @BrianAguado of UC San Diego Bioengineering, where he describes his career trajectory and recent experiences starting his academic lab! open.spotify.com/episode/5N09jn… Columbia BME Columbia Engineering Thomas_Falcucci LatinXinBME

Silk chemistry and biomedical material designs nature.com/articles/s4157… A Review by Jugal, Onur Hasturk, Thomas_Falcucci, and David Kaplan from David Kaplan, Tufts University, Tufts University School of Engineering

Silk is synonymous with luxury, but silk chemistry extends beyond textiles. Our review which discussed advances in silk chemistry and material designs, got highlighted on the cover of the May issue of Nature Reviews Chemistry David Kaplan Tufts University School of Engineering Tufts University Thomas_Falcucci

So happy to have coauthored this side project with my best friend Olivia Foster and one of my first research mentors @sktheodossiou. Thank you to everyone, especially Thomas_Falcucci, for the help along the way. Kicking autofluorescence in the butt! pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…