23 June is International Women in Engineering Day 2019 #INWED2019 so we're highlighting two of our 2018 #WomenOfAchievement who have been recognised for their work in the field of Engineering: https://t.co/kjIuySp139 @ElizabethKapasa @BEonthetoilet
#TransformTheFuture
1/3 Building Bone Grafts: Bone Tissue Engineering using a Novel Multi-Layered Cell Sheet Technology.
GBBO isn't just for TV - I use a technology that layers sheets of cells like a cake to make a 3D bone tissue in order to help millions repair their damaged bones! 🍰 #CDTTweCon
If you order huss, rock, rock salmon or rock eel for your fish supper, beware: you could actually be eating an endangered shark. https://t.co/XNsnVPmzRb
How did @katelyn_ohashi top last year's viral Michael Jackson medley floor routine?
Just like this... in @uclagymnastics' season opener last night. 🔥🔥🔥
#GoBruins
Congratulations to @BEonthetoilet from the School of Civil Engineering and @ElizabethKapasa from the School of Mechanical Engineering for receiving awards at the @UniversityLeeds 2018 Women of Achievement Awards! #womenofachievement
Read more: https://t.co/Wa8yivXsuB
3/3 This histological staining shows the presence of important components for bone in the MLCS - collagen! Current results have demonstrated the feasibility of creating and using osteogenic MLCS to create 3D tissues in vitro for bone tissue engineering. #CDTTweCon
2/3 From handling the CSs increasing culture duration, seeding cell density and osteogenic induction significantly improved the size and integrity of the CSs. However a compromise needs to be made between quality and the cost of cells and length of culture. #CDTTweCon