Looking to join TERG? Check out an exciting vacancy we have for a new postdoctoral researcher in Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMPs) for Cartilage Regeneration with @fjobrien!
Follow the link to find out how to apply: https://t.co/01soTMvrgu
Deadline August 18th!
Great team effort @fjobrien@eamonjsheehy@RCSI_Research@TissueEngDublin to be nominated for this year's Seedcorn Regional competition (as Velent)! Keep an eye out for our new Company branding and twitter updates "Tympulse Medical" - you heard it here first
Really delighted we’ve won the KTI Commercialisation Award for the licensing of 3 #biomaterial technologies from @TissueEngDublin to @LocateBio Particular credit and thanks must go to @eephs & the @RCSI_Irl innovation team for this success.
We are hiring! The Kennedy Lab is looking to fill a post-doctoral fellow position to study bone-cartilage crosstalk in joint disease, and also a PhD studentship to develop microneedle technology for drug delivery @anat_soc@AnatRcsi@TissueEngDublin@RCSI_postgrad@RCSI_Research
Final version of this article is now online in @JCRnEDITORS. In the work we execute a #mechanobiology-informed approach to regenerative medicine and demonstrate bone repair in vivo via #scaffold-mediated delivery of placental growth factor. https://t.co/B5Dacc0mD9
A new biomaterial could potentially provide a single-stage approach when repairing large bone defects.
The work, led by RCSI Prof. @fjobrien and Dr @eamonjsheehy, is published in @JCRnEDITORS. https://t.co/YhD3iYIZ28
By executing this "#mechanobiology-informed" approach to regenerative medicine, we provide a new framework for the identification and evaluation of novel scaffold-based systems for tissue engineering applications. Thanks to co-authors @fjobrien@Gyveth@isabelanatomy @RMRaftery
Delighted to see this work published. Having previously identified PGF as a mechanosensitive therapeutic with a dose-dependent effect on angiogenesis/osteogenesis, we sought to develop a #scaffold capable of recapitulating these key aspects of #bone regeneration. @TissueEngDublin
Mechanobiology-informed regenerative medicine: Dose-controlled release of placental growth factor from a functionalized collagen-based scaffold promotes angiogenesis and accelerates bone defect healing.
| Fergal J. O'Brien @RCSI_Irl | @fjobrien@UKICRS
https://t.co/Xdv0LP0ED7
Robust bone formation was observed following implantation of the scaffold in vivo, demonstrating that the dose-dependent effect of PGF can be harnessed as an alternative to multi-drug systems for the delivery of both pro-angiogenic and pro-osteogenic cues.
New paper led by @AustynMatheson out in @mechbiomat. Austyn developed a scaffold-on-glass friction test which was leveraged to determine the effect of synovial fluid lubricants on the frictional properties of ECM-derived #scaffolds for #cartilage repair. https://t.co/Gz3KHACkw4
Thanks to everyone in @TissueEngDublin and @RCSI_Research for their contribution to this award. It's fantastic to see technologies developed in our lab being commercialised. 🦴🧬🏥
In addition, we were delighted to receive the CEO Commercialization Innovation Award for the licensing of 3 technologies on bone & cartilage repair and bone infection to @LocateBio in 2020. @eamonjsheehy#RCSIResearchDay