Jonathan Weiss

[CNET @CNET]

Scientists at Stanford University have developed a method for 3D-printing human heart tissue that could eventually be implanted into patients.

[Jonathan Weiss @Jweiss20]

@StanfordVPGE @_sohams_ @jessi_herrm

[Advanced Portfolio @AdvPortfolio]

Researchers use automated bioreactors to produce wholly celular bioinks that can be readily printed into arbitrary shapes @mascott85

Check it out: https://t.co/PDqwcqUNpg

[Stanford BASE @StanfordBASE]

Check out this great review by BASE members and colleagues on creating organ-specific tissues with desired cellular-to-tissue-level organization @mascott85 @Jweiss20 @JenniferALewis1 @wyssinstitute @StanfordCVI

[Jonathan Weiss @Jweiss20]

@JenniferALewis1 @mascott85 @Stanford @SebUzel @Harvard @wyssinstitute Thank you and @mascott85 for the opportunity to be a part!

[Debbie Ho @debbieho_]

The Skylar-Scott lab in the Department of Bioengineering at Stanford University is looking for a Lab Manager to join our team. https://t.co/lu8GxbWh8N

[Stanford University @Stanford]

Using advanced 3D printing techniques, Stanford researchers are working to transform a paste made of living cells into hearts and other organs.

[Jonathan Weiss @Jweiss20]

@mascott85 @StanfordBioE I have you, our incredible group, and the Stanford community to thank! 🙏 Would not have been able to get here without your support ♥️

[Jonathan Weiss @Jweiss20]

@StanfordURec Biking!

[Jonathan Weiss @Jweiss20]

Received these falcon T75 flasks from @Corning - looks like the bottom fell out in the QC department😅

[YPMB @YaleYPMB]

The Yale Precision Marching Band checking in for THE GAME. #HarvardYale