The Intl Soc Biofab Twitter Poster Conference is back on June 5/6th! If you are an early career researcher in biofabrication, register now to participate and share your latest research. Awards included for best contributions! Further info can be found here forms.gle/HxnVGxMcetV64v…

Congratulations, Brenna Devlin on an incredibly successful #PhD Final Seminar! So proud of all that you've achieved in the #biofabrication, #meltelectrowriting & #tissueengineering spheres.

Gorgeous view of QUT Gardens Point while en route to 12th World Biomaterials Congress (WBC 2024) in Daegu, South Korea. Looking forward to a fabulous week! ASBTE Intl Soc Biofab

A refreshingly pragmatic and inspiring talk by Khoon Lim on the ups and downs of academia and importance of building a network! 12th World Biomaterials Congress (WBC 2024) ASBTE

Congratulations Mark Allenby! ASBTE Emerging Leadership Award Winner 2024 🏆 🏆 🏆

.Dale Neville & I are exploring in-SEM mechanical testing of microfiber #MEW scaffolds to investigate the influence of tissue maturity on scaffold mechanics. Here we present our validation data and pilot experiments with Brenna Devlin's scaffolds. QUT Intl Soc Biofab #Biofab2024

Delighted to win an Intl Soc Biofab Twitter Poster Conference award and share this honour with my coauthors, Dale Neville, Brenna Devlin & wonderful QUT CARF technical staff!! 🏆 Thank you, Intl Soc Biofab! 🙏🎉

Happy International Women in Engineering Day!! #INWED24 #WomeninEngineering #EnhancedbyEngineering QUT #BioAM

Mid year / end of Semester party with my fabulous #BioAM team! Proud of all their wonderful achievements and looking forward to a successful Semester 2!

Celebrating #NAIDOCWeek2024 with a fabulously inspiring panel event: "Engaging with Indigenous Perspectives in STEM" Thank you to the panelists for bringing #authenticity in spades to these invaluable conversations. #NAIDOC2024 QUT #QUTEngineering

Birthdays at work aren't so bad when your team spoils you with cake, flowers & chocolate! Luckiest supervisor ever!! 🥰🥳

A study introduces an easy-to-use tool for designing and generating g-codes for 3D printed scaffolds using melt electrowriting Available on GitHub, it includes a library of patterns, improving scaffold quality and mechanical properties Dr Naomi Paxton 👉 ow.ly/M9Kz50SL6zJ

🏆 Australian Institute of Policy & Science QLD #YoungTallPoppy Award Winner!

The decision to leave #academia has been pretty monumental. But after >12 years here QUT, I'm excited for a new adventure in industry! Channelling all the enthusiasm and positivity from those who have made this transition before me. #AcademicTwitter #ECR #CareerAdvice

Congratulations Dr Naomi Paxton on being selected as a 2024 Qld Young Tall Poppy! Dr Paxton is 3D printing human body parts. She uses advanced medical 3D printers to create patient-specific implants which have the same mechanical properties as biological tissues.