Check out our latest pre-print on bioRXiv! We used human heart organoids to model the effects of maternal diabetes during pregnancy in the embryonic heart. We found some unexpected stuff!
https://t.co/dSFHICfAgX
We're looking for an RA to help us develop new cutting-edge optogenetic tools!
https://t.co/q86iAOniTq
Ephys and lots of other cool stuff. You'll be joining a team of curious and talented people doing a whole host of truly exciting work.
Please share!
Exciting work in progress in collaboration with the Zhou lab at @WashUBME. A human heart organoid with two chambers 3D imaged by optical coherence tomography. We believe there is some kind of early valve separating the chambers! Full preprint: https://t.co/L3ysPqXR1e
We are looking for undergrads to work on a project involving heart organoids and cardiac synthetic development. If you are an MSU undergrad interested in bioengineering feel free to email me or apply through our posting in Handshake @MSUIQ
Our latest publication is out.
Design and Evaluation of Engineered Extracellular Vesicle (EV)-Based Targeting for EGFR-Overexpressing Tumor Cells Using Monobody Display https://t.co/RPq0yaD70Z #mdpibioengineering via @MDPIOpenAccess
Check out our new preprint from the Zhou Lab! Using Optical Coherence Tomography to analyze and visualize human heart organoids! https://t.co/f2yWlMLk8q
@Micro_Kayla I have three books for you that have been very helpful when it comes to writing:
1) How to Write a Thesis by Umberto Eco
2) Writing Your Dissertation in Fifteen Minutes a Day by Joan Bolker
3) How to Write A Lot by Paul J. Silvia
Postdoctoral position in cardiac tissue engineering with human pluripotent stem cells with @aaguirrecano
Michigan State University, East Lansing, USA
https://t.co/r9Nb6NRX9f
#ScienceJobs
MSU professor Christina Chan and her research team are studying neurological diseases and working to improve treatments. https://t.co/MfjTDWJpmO #SpartansWill
Three IQ researchers are involved in this large-scale study, including Dr. Rebecca Knickmeyer (@MSUMD), who is leading the project, postdoc Dr. Ann Alex, and Dr. Gustavo de los Campos, @msuepibio professor.