Interested in knowing how blood-brain-barrier on chips can speed up drug testing for neurodegenerative diseases, limiting animal testing? Check out my submission “Recreating cellular barriers in human microphysiological systems in-vitro”#microfluidics@IEEEembs@UniversityLeeds
Who had a great time at the #EMBC2022 Welcome Reception @gsc1 Science Center? Looking forward to an exciting conference with so many great people, presentations and innovations in biomedical engineering!
Enough evidences to fill more than 200 pages report...'On the verge of a breakdown.’ Report highlights women academics’ pandemic challenges https://t.co/K1MDhMADum
Learning that society is intrinsically sexist is not a reason of anger but a winning weapon: the sooner you understand it, the sooner you can take advantage of it. I’d like the men who respect me to be me for a day to understand how "different" is for “us”. #WomenInScience
Well done @PGidopoulou !! I found myself in every word, we are never alone in our challenges. Your determination to fulfil your "commitment" to running has been a source of inspiration for me over the past months.
Thanks for those useful tips, highly recommended reading.
I love the sound of the E Street Band playing completely live in the studio, in a way we've never done before, and with no overdubs. We made #LetterToYou in only five days, and it turned out to be one of the greatest recording experiences I’ve ever had. — Bruce
Dr Virginia Pensabene, from the School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, aims to improve the success rate of #IVF by using “organs-on-chips”.
Find out more ➡️ https://t.co/nClxFz86mr
A great feature article about the fantastic work carried out by the brilliant @VirginiaPensab2@LeedsUniEng on organs-on-a-chip @IEEEembs
https://t.co/5ENf7ZgB8K