Happy to announce our first paper of 2025, published in @NatureComms -- introducing wearable technologies for measuring flow through vascular access (VA) devices, such as those used in hemodialysis with patients who suffer from chronic kidney disease. The operating principles are related to those associated with devices that are under commercial development by @rhaeos for tracking flow of cerebrospinal fluid through shunts used to treat individuals with hydrocephalus. Adapted use of this technology with VA devices, as described and demonstrated here, opens up a range of additional possibilities in patient monitoring. Particular thanks to Yujun Deng (now a faculty member at Shanghai Jiao Tong University @sjtu1896), @CarliniChemPD (now a faculty member at @ucsantabarbara) and Hany Arafa (now at Apple) for their leadership on this project, and to senior collaborators Prof. Yonggang Huang (@NorthwesternU) and Prof. @rahmioklu (@MayoClinic) for their theoretical and clinical contributions, respectively. Great way to kick off the new year!
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@stephenacton7@MarioNawfal Joke’s on you. We don’t go grey either, instead experiencing achromotrichia. Rough time to joke about those who never lose their powers.
Congratulations Carlini Group! The university has selected Erica Barandica, Miranda Luzanilla, Ben Krey, Matthew Smith, and Nathan Nasseri for the FRAP Award!
Our grad student Elana Muzzy presents her first poster entitled, "Structurally Dynamic Polymers as Sensors of Tissue Acidosis", at the 2023 UC Systemwide Bioengineering Symposium.
We are pleased to announce we have been awarded the UCSB Senate Faculty Research Grant for our project on, "Polymeric Fluorescent Hydrogel Patches Capable of Individualized Skin Cancer Treatment". This research will be led by our postdoctoral researcher, Shiv Mane. @SRMPolyarc
Congratulations to Emile Morin on being awarded a BioPacific MIP Fellowship! BioPACIFIC MIP is a platform dedicated to scalable production of bio-derived building blocks and polymers from yeast, fungi, and bacteria.
Grad students and Postdocs working on Soft & Biological Materials, check out the Rising Stars Symposium hosted by UCSD and UChicago MRSECs! Please retweet and we look forward to hearing about everyone's amazing research! @UCSDJacobs
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In the 1990s, Herbert Hui invited me to give a seminar at Cornell.
“Let me introduce you to an interesting character,” Herbert said.
I met @stevenstrogatz.
“Here is a gift for you,” Steve said.
The book has given me many hours of pleasure of reading and illumination.
Very honored and proud to announce I will be joining the faculty at UC Santa Barbara as Assistant Professor of Biomaterials in the Chemistry & Biochemistry Department this year! @UCSB_chemistry