Using Soy Protein to Grow Engineered Meat

Article by Lori Luo

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The researchers used soy protein to create scaffolding and evaluated its ability to help grow cow muscle cells

Preserving Livers for Transplantation

Article by Tyrone Baines III

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Researchers preserve use a perfusion machine to preserve a donor liver outside the body for 3 days before implantation into a patient

Filling the Hole in Your Heart

Article by Jaron Whitehead

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Researchers genetically engineered stem cells to help visualise what happens to when stem cell-derived cardiomyocytes when implanted into the heart

Cells to Cell Phones: A Wearable Microneedle Sensor

Article by Eloy Sanchez

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Researchers have developed a non-invasive method of monitoring biomarkers via a wearable skin adhering device that connects to a smartphone

Repairing Gastrointestinal Defects with a Duct Tape-like Patch

Article by Diogo Teles

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With duct tape as their inspiration, researchers developed an off-the-shelf bioadhesive patch to repair GI defects.

Fake Brain Images Help with Brain Tumor Diagnosis

Article by Kunlun Wang

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Researcher use deep fake data augmentation techniques to generate brain MRI images indistinguishable by expert physicians.

Airway-on-a-Chip Helps to Identify Medications Faster

Article by Maria Hudock

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This human airway-on-a-chip responds to invading viruses and to drugs like animals and humans do and can allow us to better predict which drugs can fight new diseases.

Device for Transplanting Therapeutic Human Cells 

Article by Diogo Teles

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This implantable and retrievable device for the transplantation of therapeutic cells that can stay viable for up to several months in the body. 

Engineering a Blinking Eye On-a-Chip

Article by Richard Zhuang

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Through reverse-engineering, researchers were able to create a model of the human eye surface that allows us to better understand how blinking affects underlying ocular tissue.

Engineering vascularized Bone Marrow "On-a-Chip"

Article by Roberta Lock

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Researchers use microfluidic and stem cell technologies to develop a 3D model of the human bone marrow .

3D Printing an Anatomically Correct Human Heart

Article by Roberta Lock

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Researchers 3D printed functional heart patches that matched the anatomical, cellular, and biochemical properties of an individual’s heart.