Women in Science and Engineering: Dr. Gordana Vunjak-Novakovic is a professor of biomedical engineering at @CUSEAS and engineers tissues to improve health and cure disease. Read the biography of one of the most-cited scientists of all time. https://t.co/wZPSt2fR66
Human brain development, space-faring societies, and autonomous #ISS research. What do all of these have in common? 👀
@UCSDMedSchool Dr. Muotri’s #CubeLab investigation! 🧠💫
Read about the unique brain organoids that could reveal more than you think: https://t.co/0ZL7kh930E
Hey @Astro_Christina - I just spoke with a bunch of wicked-smart students from the @AstroScholarFdn here @NIH and got to tell them all about #ChipsInSpace and the research you helped us with. Thank you! They told me you were one of theirs and were very proud ☺️ @ISS_Research
WE'RE HIRING! We are looking for a Senior Scientist to join our Research Team. Learn about this opportunity and apply today! https://t.co/qfjkBr0l4E #emulatejobs#OrgansOnChips
.@PennEngineers have added a moving eyelid to their eye-on-a-chip, an innovation that will allow them to recreate—and test drugs to treat—conditions such as dry eye disease.
https://t.co/UTg7CuoHul
#OrgansOnChips and #organoids are complementary technologies. Organoids can be used as a cell source to enable human-relevant disease modeling. Read our approach and relevant publications, https://t.co/QwjiCYkdk4.
Hallway chat, @Space_Station style. #ThursdayThoughts: Our bedrooms are the size of a phone booth. I'll miss our conversations about the cosmos, music, nature, troubleshooting, electronics, medicine, art, etc. There's nothing you can’t talk about with @csa_asc's @Astro_DavidS!
Kidneys-on-a-chip have returned to Seattle from @ISS_CASIS. @UWMedicine and @UW_Pharmacy researchers will be analyzing data through the summer in hopes of learning more about #kidney disease and health: https://t.co/gOHWBiyNS1
VIDEO; Kidneys-on-a-chip, part of the #TissueChipsinSpace@Chips_In_Space are back from their @SpaceX Dragon journey to the @ISS_CASIS International Space Station. Scientists describe next steps in learning about effects of microgravity on kidney health https://t.co/gOHWBiQoJz
A special issue of @sciencemagazine features a review by researchers at @PennEngineers, where they discuss marrying their organ-on-a-chip technology with “organoids." https://t.co/RWYUyPqsSI
Dan Huh focuses his research on creating organs-on-chips that mimic the natural cellular processes of organs. His lab has engineered chips that approximate the functioning of placentas and lung disease, some of which were launched into space in May. https://t.co/GWTy4WhOfc
The latest on organoid research makes the cover of this week’s issue of Science; including a review on #tissuechip by #ChipsInSpace investigators Dan Huh and Andrei Georgescu https://t.co/b1deJaNEJx
Farewell, @Space_Station! Time to return to Earth! After launching on May 4th, SpaceX-17 is heading home today with the #chipsinspace#tissuechips carefully packed into Dragon. The teams are excited to get the samples back in the labs to begin analysis!