Posts Tagged: Cell & Tissue Engineering
Three IBBME-affiliated researchers have developed a new material designed to stop cavity-causing bacteria in fillings.
U of T biomedical engineering student Bailey Bernknopf is working towards a better understanding of how aortic valve disease affects women and men differently.
A team of researchers from the labs of Professors Rodrigo Fernandez-Gonzalez and Peter Zandstra have built a new platform that enables human embryonic stem cells to self-organize into a structure with embryo-like features.
New research from Professor Michael Sefton's lab demonstrates viability of implanting pancreatic cells under the skin to treat type 1 diabetes.
Professor Milica Radisic's lab has developed a flexible tissue scaffold that could enable new minimally-invasive surgery techniques.
Professors Sefton, Gilbert lead Medicine by Design-funded stem cell therapy research team comprised of experts spanning SickKids, UHN and U of T.
Two PhD candidates from Professor Peter Zandstra's lab have developed new technologies that clear key barriers to developing a renewable source of cells for therapies.
Can muscle stem cells turn genes on and off?
A team from Professor Milica Radisic's lab used their unique peptide-hydrogel biomaterial to heal chronic wounds faster than commercially available products
IBBME PhD candidate Stanley Ng applies machine learning background to design smarter, faster test to help leukemia doctors select the best treatment for their patients
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