The #UIUC glow up:
🔸2011: BS
🔹2013: MS
🔸2017: PhD
🔹2021: Faculty
So excited to be back “home” at @Illinois_Alma as a Teaching Professor in @BIOENGatIL and @uofigrainger. 🤓🧬🧫🦾🫀📚📐
🔬 As an undergrad at UIUC, Professor Megan Griebel took BIOE 306: Biofabrication Lab. In this class, students practice 3D printing, tissue engineering, and more.
Today, she's teaching the same course that inspired her in college.
Learn more here!
https://t.co/k8b0cLY9uM
.@c_cvetkovic, @krencik_lab et al. devise an hPSC-based approach to rapidly generate and modulate the activity of neural #organoids using cell type-specific genetically encoded tools. https://t.co/03Ag2DmSdb
From our #StemCells & #Development: https://t.co/xoztBZYBvt
#ISSCR2023
Students in Biofabrication Lab giving their final presentations. What a semester! 3D printing, advanced cell culture, organoids, design, biomaterials, gene editing, entrepreneurship, technical writing, data analysis, and more.
I had the privilege of having a great discussion with 50 incredible students in @CHPIllinois for a Scholar Adventure Series! Campus Honors Program was a highlight of my undergraduate years and I’m honored to be involved again and share this work with interdisciplinary audiences.
From imaging data, to concept, to design, to final product! (With a few iterations in between…) Students in Biofabrication Lab (BIOE 306) created patient-specific 3D printed wrist braces with a customized locking mechanism. @BIOENGatIL@uofigrainger 🩻🦾🥼
.@c_cvetkovic@krencik_lab et al. devise an hPSC-based approach to rapidly generate and modulate the activity of neural #organoids using cell type-specific genetically encoded tools. https://t.co/03Ag2D5gOB
From our Cellular Neurobiology 2022: https://t.co/a6QDruUgnJ #SfN22
Join the frontlines of medical and engineering innovation by enrolling in the nation’s first-ever neural engineering bachelor’s program. Learn more here!
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