Excited to share our paper on microarray patches for transdermal applications from ⁦DeSimone Research Group⁩ ⁦Stanford Medicine⁩ & ⁦Stanford Engineering⁩. With advances in 3D printing, the future of #vaccines & #wearables will be powered & scaled w Gen 3.0 MAPs! pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja…

My 1st PhD paper from the DeSimone Research Group in Stanford Engineering, introducing two novel classes of 3D-printed transdermal microarray patches (MAPs) - lattice MAPs (L-MAPs) and dynamic MAPs (d-MAPs)! Published yesterday in JACS Au ! pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja…

Transforming gels into metals is versatile, beautiful, and useful! My favorite PhD project is out in nature today. nature.com/articles/s4158…

Congrats Kaiwen Hsiao and team! This work is truly going to revolutionize what we can do with additive manufacturing!

Excited to share that the DeSimone Research Group JACS Au review paper cover is officially published in the latest issue! Loved designing this cover art demonstrating how 3D-printing can open up designs for transdermal delivery! Joseph DeSimone pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja…

Stanford University researchers outline cutting edge additive manufacturing techniques and material chemistries that enable production of two novel classes of micro-array patches (MAPs) – latticed and dynamic. go.acs.org/2Zu Joseph DeSimone DeSimone Research Group Netra Unni Rajesh Stanford Engineering

Won the DeSimone Research Group ugly holiday sweater contest with this beauty featuring one of our earliest L-MAP prints! Can't believe how far we've come since then and excited to see where 2023 will take us Stanford Engineering Joseph DeSimone ! Happy holidays 🎄

Kicking off the new year with a #CoffeewithChris session catching up with our very own @uoftengineering Dean ! Thinking back to all the helpful advice Dean Yip gave me throughout my undergrad... so grateful for your mentorship!

It was surreal to see my PhD work in the DeSimone Research Group featured in the Art of Science Exhibition by Stanford Engineering MRS! This work depicts the scale of our 3D-printed patches while my nail art shows the complex, lattice geometries of needles on the patch! #sciart #STEAM #scicomm

It was an amazing experience to share my work with 300+ experts on microneedle delivery platforms in the "Innovative Formulations" session of the conference. Thank you all for the incredibly positive feedback on our work!

We have a BME/MASE #PhD position open in the lab for Sept 2023! Come join us if you're interested in engineering tools to study nano-bio interactions for nanoparticle-based drug delivery systems! 🔬⚗️🧬💉💊 Deadline for application is July 1st! #newPI

Super excited about this new tool in our lab and the new horizons it opens up for us!

In 2023, my work on 3D-printed micro-array patches in the DeSimone Research Group was featured in the "Vaccines without needles" exhibit at Ontario Science Centre ! Truly one of the highlights of my #phd thus far - I used to volunteer at the science center and it feels surreal to be in an exhibit!

Huge congrats to Jason and Max Saccone from the DeSimone Research Group on this incredible work 🎉

Great to have our DeSimone Research Group Annual Retreat out on the San Francisco Bay! Always a good time!! And this year, they helped celebrate my 60th Birthday!! What a way to do it! And joining my team from Stanford University were our collaborators, Jillian Perry and Shaomin Tian who

Excited to share our recent work in Advanced Materials! This work introduces the platform-nature of our L-MAP technology and wouldn't have been possible without the amazing co-authors from DeSimone Research Group Stanford Engineering! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

Prints and the Revolution | STANFORD magazine stanfordmag.org/contents/print…

This February, I defended my PhD in Bioengineering! Couldn't think of a better way to celebrate than to share my work with friends, family and amazing faculty from Stanford Bioengineering & Stanford Engineering! Extremely grateful to my advisor, Joseph DeSimone, the DeSimone Research Group, and my family!

Hooded my first PhD student at ⁦Stanford University⁩ today! Congratulations to ⁦Netra Kamat⁩ from the Bioengineering Department! “High-Resolution 3D Printing of Microarray Patches for Transdermal Vaccine / Drug Delivery and Interstitial Fluid Sampling”. Bravo!