Tissue Engineering Journal Club - San Francisco

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Ever wanted to know how we make CAR-T Cells? Learn from expert Theo Roth of UCSF! Join us for our 4th Tissue Engineering Journal Club - Tuesday, 7pm at IndieBio!

Another fantastic evening with a group of bright and highly engaged scientists! Join us for our next Journal Club ~ August 13th 7:00 at IndieBio!

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Fantastic Journal Club on Tuesday! Great turn-out amazing engaged audience! See you all soon: July 9th Indie Bio 7pm

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We were very excited to feature Jordan Miller in a fireside chat at the kick off to our Tissue Engineering Journal Club.

Multivascular networks and functional intravascular topologies within biocompatible hydrogels In air-breathing vertebrates, the circulatory and pulmonary systems contain separate networks of channels that intertwine but do not intersect with each other. Recreating such structures within cell-compatible materials has been a major challenge; even a single vasculature system can be a burden to....

3D-Printing 2.0 Touted as the next industrial revolution,3D-printing reduces manufacturing costs of creating prototypes, parts, and tools. Just as the…

Scientist Among Wolves: A Silicon Valley Scientist’s Thoughts on Theranos Science is hard. Science is complex.

https://medium.com//generative-design-v-evolution-for-replacement-human-organs-a135aefa713f

Generative Design v. Evolution for replacement Human Organs? Whether or not you think it’s a good idea to design a human organ to match known biology comes down to one simple question: can we do…