Derrick Dankwa 🇬🇭🇺🇸🌍
@derrickslois
PhD student @PurdueBME.|Synthetic biologist | Wound healing enthusiast | Control theory | Tissue Engineer|
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11-05-2015 11:07:30
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Apply Now! ✒️ The 2023 Rising Stars in Engineering in Health workshop apps are open and due by June 30. For the first time, the workshop will be hosted by Cornell BME! In partnership with our department, Columbia Engineering, Columbia Medicine, and Johns Hopkins BME. Apply now at bit.ly/3oiyYZW
Some update and GREAT NEWS I am happy to announce that I’ll be joining UTSW/CRI Children’s Research Institute at UT Southwestern as assistant professor in January 2024. The Shin lab will work at the intersection of lysosome signaling and lipid metabolism, particularly focusing on their implications in human diseases
Biotechnology has entered a period of rapid growth, where cellular engineering will touch every aspect of society. I look forward to working with my colleagues to lead MIT BE through this era. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) MIT Dept of BE
Thrilled to see this paper accepted in AdvancedMaterials @AdvSciNews In collaboration with Solorio Lab. Inspired by work of Nicholas A. Peppas, Agata Exner, PJ Flory and others. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/TMZQQHUU…
Today we report in Nature Genetics a study led by the team of Jonathan Yen and Mitch Weiss St. Jude that characterizes Cas9 nuclease and adenine base editing strategies to induce fetal hemoglobin expression, clinical approaches to treat sickle-cell disease & beta-thalassemia. 1/10
RNA modifications in Enterococci! 🤩I'm truly excited about this work, a product of a very fun collaboration w/Pete Dedon Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) & led by Wei Lin Lee, raising many new Qs about epitranscriptomic regulation in our favorite🦠! Stay tuned for more. nature.com/articles/s4146… Nature Communications
Our ability to design biological systems is improving rapidly. In 40 years, the field went from modeling three genes in phage to building synthetic gene circuits with 76,000 bases of DNA. A brief history of genetic design, told in 7 experiments. Read: letter.asimov.com/p/design-histo…
Wishing a warm welcome to Yvon Woappi, a biomedical scientist who uses single cell engineering to understand how complex wound injuries can be healed. Columbia BME Columbia Engineering Columbia Medicine Columbia University #ColumbiaNewFacultyWelcome
Dr. Lisa Osborne (osbornelab_ubc (Lisa = she/her/hers)) will present about how environmental perturbations can alter gut-brain communication and inflammation. 45 days until #CSI2024!