I’m looking forward to talking tendon thanks!

Looking forward to it!

really excited to hear about this landmark study

We are hiring at QMUL School of Engineering and Materials Science! Lots of exciting opportunities to join our team, from new lecturer to professor; posts in research, scholarship and industrially linked. #greenenergy #futuretransport #bioengineering #academics #recruitment sems.qmul.ac.uk/jobs/

Congratulations to all of our award winners at the Annual Science and Engineering Faculty celebrations evening! 🎉 Find out more here 👇 connected.qmul.ac.uk/news/items/fac…

Well done Connor!

Still time to apply to join our vibrant academic community at QMUL, Science & Enigineering: qmul.ac.uk/lectureships-s… We have lecturerships in Green Energy, Sustainability, Biosciences, Med Tech, Digital Environment as part of our strategic growth

Lovely to see you Gamal Shivapatham and to share some of your exciting phd work looking for tendon injury biomarkers

Huge congratulations Gamal Shivapatham ! Well deserved

Thank you for your wonderful visit to QMUL School of Engineering and Materials Science Ashitey! An inspiring and motivating talk for all our students and staff

It was very exciting to showcase our organ-chip activity in the midst of such an impressive evening of science & engineering!

It was such a delight to be able to share the amazing research from across the faculty of science and engineering at QMUL with so many very special visitors and guests.

I’m so looking forward to EORS and thank you for the opportunity to share our research

Queen Mary Professorial Strategic Hires Digital Health & Robotics Lab dlvr.it/SxjhTZ

Unravel the mysteries of #organonachip tech with Professor Hazel Screen, watch her live on Operation Ouch Jan 23rd, 5.30pm. Meanwhile, dive into our exclusive Q&A with her on the science behind this tech and sparking STEM flames in kids. qmul.ac.uk/media/news/202…

We're excited to share that Professor Hazel Screen will be appearing on CBBC's Operation Ouch at 17:30 today! Professor Screen will be explaining organ-on-a-chip technology to the show's young viewers. You can watch live or on-demand via BBC iPlayer.

We’re very excited to announce we are starting an organ-chip EPSRC CDT! We see so much potential in this technology

Did you catch the Royal Institution (now on Bluesky) Christmas Lecture last night? A team from Hazel Screen's BioMedical Engineering group helped to devise the experiment to test the strength of tendons. Find out more and watch back: sems.qmul.ac.uk/news/7041/prof… #thebigfoodhack #christmaslectures