In accordance with MIT’s initiatives to avoid the spread of COVID-19, we have decided to postpone our 2020 M-CELS Workshop. A new registration date will be posted in the near …
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Congratulations to EBICS members Gio Offeddu and Roger Kamm, as well as Industrial Advisory Committee member Dean Hickman on the publication of “Application of Transmural Flow Across In Vitro Microvasculature …
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We are pleased to announce that the Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine International Society has endorsed the Workshop on Multi-Cellular Engineered Living Systems, to be held in Bethesda, MD on …
High school students from the ENGAGES program at Georgia Tech and the BEEAM program at MIT were able to meet each other and share experiences at the Annual Biomedical Research …
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Congratulations to EBICS members Ashley Libby, David Joy, Calin Belta, and Todd McDevitt, and EBICS alum Demarcus Briers, on their paper, “Automated Design of Pluripotent Stem Cell Self-Organization” that came …
EBICS members Roger Kamm (MIT), Caroline Lowenthal (MIT), Ron Weiss (MIT), Taher Saif (UIUC), and Shuichi Takayama (Georgia Tech) attended a workshop on Multi-Cellular Engineered Living Systems (M-CELS) at Tsinghua …
Congratulations to EBICS members Tina Haase and Roger Kamm on the publication of Pericytes Contribute to Dysfunction in a Human 3D Model of Placental Microvasculature through VEGF-Ang-Tie2 Signaling in Advanced …
Congratulations to EBICS members Mikhail Kandel, Chenfei Hu, Ghazal Naseri Kouzehgarani, Hyunjoon Kong, Martha U. Gillette, and Gabriel Popescu on the publication of Epi-Illumination Gradient Light Interference Microscopy for Imaging …
Congratulations to Yoojin Shin and Roger Kamm on the publication of their paper, “Blood Brain Barrier Dysfunction in a 3D in vitro Model of Alzheimer’s Disease” in Advanced Science
EBICS Professors Rashid Bashir and Taher Saif were recently featured for their work on swimming biohybrid biobots
