
Razia Chowdhry
@razia_c
PhD student | University of Oxford|
Synthetic Biology
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19-10-2010 00:20:27
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Scientists have fabricated a deformable, hydrogel-based sensor directly onto a continuously inflating and deflating pig lung, demonstrating a new 3D printing method that estimates surface motion in real time. fcld.ly/jp2sjs3 Science Advances


Dr. Michael D. L. Johnson Okay, one more that sums up a LOT of labwork. Like, a lot. Oh, memory:


This is our new review. It's open access, check it out! Dr Denis Hartmann Jefferson Smith Razia Chowdhry Oxford Chemistry

Today I'll be giving a Build-a-Cell seminar on my work turning networks of aqueous droplets into controllable synthetic tissues, along with projects I was involved in led by Vanessa R.Schild Florence Downs (5pm UK time) Hagan Bayley group Oxford Chemistry SynBio CDT #synbio


My supervisor talking about the importance of an interdisciplinary group and our research area Michael Booth University of Oxford Oxford BBSRC DTP elsevier.com/connect/to-broβ¦



Attending the Biochemical Society Synthetic Biology conference at the Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN with Khoa Chung Jefferson Smith Giacomo Mazzotti #BiochemEvent


Our new review 'Controlling Synthetic Cell-Cell Communication' is now out in Frontiers - Molecular Biology! Great work by my students Jefferson Smith and Razia Chowdhry Oxford Chemistry SynBio CDT Oxford BBSRC DTP Build-a-Cell BaSyC Synthetic Cell initiative fabriCELL bit.ly/3zwPVAZ



Great pleasure to share our work at The Hague. More to come! #syncell2022 Razia Chowdhry Michael Booth Hagan Bayley group



Michael Booth and his team at UCL Chemistry have developed a method to turn gene expression on or off using multiple wavelengths of light. A promising technique to study complex cellular processes and advance #syntheticcell #research and #technology! More: syntheticcell.eu/2023/05/22/resβ¦
