🌟 Dive into the World of Precision Medicine with CBM²!
This week, CBM² had the honor of hosting a tour for KU students that are members of ASME (The American Society of Mechanical Engineers)!
👥 Leading the tour were Dr. Shelia de Melo Barros and our CBM² director, Dr. Soper!
Thrilled to have represented CBM² at the Lab-on-a-Chip & Microfluidics conference by SelectBIO. Our booth highlighted cutting-edge precision medicine tech. Great discussions, valuable insights, and potential collaborations ahead. Thanks to the organizers for an outstanding event!
Ever been interested in the work being done by CBMM? Well, here's your chance! Check out our visiting scholars and center collaboration programs: you can learn more about both of these at https://t.co/MjiLtkDQPz
And we're live! For those unable to attend in person, we will be streaming the lectures presented at CBMM's 2022 Annual Workshop via Zoom. See below for link to join!
https://t.co/kXMnbqaaqP
It's finally here! CBMM'S Annual Workshop will be hosted next week (Aug. 10th - 12th) in partnership with the Center for Molecular Analysis of Disease Pathways (https://t.co/rs1t94nNNa).
We are beyond excited to work with our COBRE fellows and host so many bright young minds!
Our Lab Technician Kazumi Toda-Peters was awarded the Lab on a Chip poster prize at @SelectBio Organoids and Organs-on-Chips Europe 2022. Congratulations Kazi!🥳
June 29th is fast approaching, which means #PMWC2022 is only 2 weeks away! If you haven't already, register to attend and hear Dr. Soper and so many others present their research. https://t.co/15NuVTvAER
It was a unique pleasure to see so many of CBMM's collaborators gathered together (in person!) after the last couple of years. It was a whirlwind day of learning and education, and we would like to thank everyone who presented, as well as attended!
CI Yi-Chin Toh has published work in @LabonaChip using machine learning to screen for adverse drug reactions in microfluidic cultures
https://t.co/NdDbx1vnD2
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Congratulations to Foundation Distinguished Professor Dr. Steven Soper, who is among the most cited researchers in the world, according to a study from Stanford University!
15 other @kuengineering faculty members are also in the Top 2%.
🔗https://t.co/pslXoTGXhB
Delighted to announce the publication of our work on *Microfluidic Chain Reaction* (MCR) in @Nature.
MCR help realize a true lab-on-a-chip and could perform medical tests. You may download, modify, and 3D print your own MCR chip 😎
https://t.co/pXamlKhJAV
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CBMM's own Dr. Steven Soper will be presenting his work at the PMWC Conference on June 29th in Silicon Valley! His talk "Enabling Technology for the Efficient Isolation of the Liquid Biopsy Biomarkers" will be presented in Track 5! See the # for more on the event. #PMWC22
Ye Tao (@hseas) & Yukun Ren (HIT) et al. designed a visual portable microfluidic experimental device with multiple electric field regulation functions
➡️ https://t.co/1dw7ftj0H8
📖 From our Miniaturized Sensors & Diagnostics collection (https://t.co/DkgSLtIKCD)