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Today the lab hosted ~90 excited young scientists and engineers from the Wheaton High School Biosciences Academy as part of our NSF-funded Program to Enhance Participation in Research (PEPR). The students complete vaccine lessons and homework assignments, then spent the day on campus learning about nanoparticles and other technologies being developed for next generation vaccines and immunotherapies. Thanks to PhD candidate Emily Gosselin for coordinating the visit, to all the lab members helping with the day, and to our visitors from Wheaton. Go Knights!
Congratulations to Haleigh Eppler, NIH Doctoral Fellow, and our collaborators in the Bromberg lab on a new paper accepted for publication in Current Opinion in Organ Transplantation. Stay tuned for full manuscript.
Read more about Haleigh on the team page. Congratulations to Dr. Qin Zeng, whose paper has been accepted for publication in Biomaterials Science. Stay tuned for the full paper and congrats to co-authors Dr. Peipei Zhang, Dr. Xiangbin Zeng, and Dr. Lisa Tostanoski. Keep up the good work.
Read more about Qin and the other authors on the Team Page. This week's issue of Science Translational Medicine (STM) includes a new editorial by Prof. Jewell highlighting research that could improve the capabilities of ingestible biosensors by using flexible piezoelectric materials. Dr. Jewell is an Associate Scientific Advisor at STM.
Follow the link to read the editorial, "Getting in touch with your inner stomach", or read the featured paper in Nature Biomedical Engineering. |
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March 2023
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