.Temple University engineers are tapping into the powers of soy to heal wounds. Nicole Leonard explains ↓ bit.ly/4f81ClX

Could soy be the next frontier in wound care? A trio of Temple University faculty members think their product, for which they hope to soon seek FDA approval, could transform patient healing. bizjournals.com/philadelphia/n…

Tune in tomorrow morning at 7:30am to FOX 29 as Temple Bioengineering faculty Peter Lelkes, Yah-el Har-el and Jonathan Gerstenhaber will be in-studio showcasing their NeuEsse Inc. product OmegaSkin! Get some background on the soy bandage before their segment: bit.ly/4eBTqu7

Fox News tomorrow at 7:30 AM will run the incredible story of NeuEsse and Temple Bioengineering changing the face of #woundcare #Dermatology and #Skin with #OmegaSkin. The human skin substitute made from soy that heals with minimal to no scarring. All-natural plant-based green tech.

ICYMI: Temple College of Engineering Bioengineering (Temple Bioengineering) faculty were on FOX 29 showcasing OmegaSkin, the first ever soy-based wound treatment. View their segment here: bit.ly/3LT3YaV

Congratulations to the Heights Philadelphia summer students who worked with the Pleshko/Querido, Wang Wang Lab, Bellas BellasFATLab, Singh, and Spence Andrew Spence labs over the summer! Great presentations!

Only 9 more weeks until #BMES2024 in Baltimore, MD!🥳 Here's a sneak peak at some of our Temple Bioengineering swag! See you at our booth (#327) Biomedical Engineering Society!

The BellasFATLab fat tissues will be hitching a ride to ISS w U.S. National Science Foundation ISS National Lab; we’re over the moon 🤓! We’re going to study how fat function is affected by mechanobiological changes in microgravity, while space ☢️ provides an accelerated aging model. More soon 🚀! #fatinspace

Earlier this month Professor of Instruction Dr. Ruth Ochia was selected for a Fulbright Specialist Program Award! She will visit University of Guyana - OFFICIAL, working on a project to exchange knowledge and establish partnerships within the engineering education field. Temple Bioengineering

What a great start to our Fall Seminar Series with an introduction by our new Temple Bioengineering chair, Dr. Anita Singh!

Please join us this Friday, Sept 13, at 12noon in ENGR room 305 for a Temple Bioengineering seminar by Dr. Sergio Gadaleta, President of Focus Consulting Services. His seminar title is: What is Regulatory Affairs and how does it fit into the product development cycle.

Please join us this Friday, Sept 20, at 12noon over zoom for a Temple Bioengineering seminar by Dr. Chase Cornelian Chase Cornelison, Assistant Professor of BME UMass Amherst! His seminar title is: Fluid biomechanics and mechanobiology after central nervous system injury. Don't miss it!

Really excited to share our work at this virtual visit. I hope you can join us!

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Please join us this Friday, Sept 27, at 12noon in ENGR 305 for a Temple Bioengineering seminar by Dr. Hanmi Xi, Director of Material and Biophysical Characterization Merck! Her seminar title is: What lies in the future? A voyage in the pharmaceutical industry. Don't miss this opportunity!

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Please join us this Friday, Oct 4, at 12noon in ENGR 305 for a Temple Bioengineering seminar by two of our very own graduate students! Rania Bakhri and Gautam Moon are both students in the Singh lab. Don't miss these work in progress presentations!

Dr. Yah-el Har-el of the Bioengineering department will be a panelist at the Philly Builds Bio+ Symposium tomorrow, Oct 1. Dr. Har-el will share her insight on the science driving innovation and commercialization.