
Dr. Chelsea Heveran
@heveranchelsea
Assistant Professor of Mech. Engineering @ Montana State University. Bone biomechanics & living building materials. Outdoor cat.
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Application deadline April 8 for the 2024 Montana State University @biofilmfirst MSU Extreme Biology Extreme Biofilms REU, a 10-week summer program for undergraduate students, providing hands-on research experience. Check out our website and apply! tbi.montana.edu/undergraduate-…



Congratulations Dr. Welhaven!! As expected Hope Welhaven, PhD did a fantastic job defending her PhD. I’m grateful to have gotten to work with such an outstanding scientist 🙏🙏


The Maerz Lab Tristan Maerz is hiring a research assistant/tech - please circulate! We study pathological mechanisms of osteoarthritis, and this would be a perfect position for anyone looking to gain research experience in a wonderful training environment. careers.umich.edu/job_detail/248…



We Penn Orthopaedics are excited to announce an open faculty position in the McKay Orthopaedic Research Laboratory for an Assistant Professor in the tenure track! Please share broadly! If you are or know someone interested, do reach out to me or Co-Chair Xiaowei Sherry Liu. Apply here! apply.interfolio.com/146051


It's been a busy Spring around here! First - congrats to Cailin Casey, who defended her dissertation on the mechanics of the flying insect thorax. Cailin was co-advised by Mark Jankauski and me. Cailin's next stop is a science policy internship in Boise! MSU Engineering


Next up - congrats to Ghazal Vahidi, who beautifully defended her dissertation research about osteocyte interactions with bone matrix. Ghazal was also recently honored with our department's 'Outstanding graduate researcher' award. Congrats Ghazal!!! MSU Engineering





Chelsea M. Heveran and colleagues present some significant barriers and potential solutions regarding ELMs in#MatterIssue63! Montana State University Dr. Chelsea Heveran Read more: cell.com/matter/fulltex…



Some super cool work from the Dr. Chelsea Heveran lab where they used Neurospora and/or the bacterium Sporosarcina pasteurii to make biomineralized "engineered living materials" from mycelia that resemble bone geometry. So Neurospora can be used to make concrete-like structures!