Biomaterials seminars
October 2026
Fri, Oct 23 · 08:00 UTC · Online
Scalable and longer-lasting bulk metals for public health and infrastructure
Liliana Romero-Resendiz· Bournemouth University, UK
Fri, Oct 9 · 15:00 UTC · Online
Seeing Biology in a New Light: Nanosensors for Real-Time Biosensing
Daniel Roxbury· University of Rhode Island
Fri, Oct 9 · 09:00 UTC · Online
Neuro-X seminar: Prof Tim O'Shea - Engineering astrocytes to promote wound repair and modulate foreign body responses in the CNS
Tim O'Shea· Department of Biomedical Engineering, Boston University
Fri, Oct 2 · 16:00 UTC · Online
Modeling the Mechanics of DNA Nanostructures in Flow
Richard Huang· Massachusetts Institute of Technology
September 2026
Wed, Sep 30 · 19:00 UTC · Online
Cryopreservation of Manufactured Cells by Encapsulation
Alptekin Aksan· University of Minnesota, Department of Mechanical Engineering
Thu, Sep 24 · 15:00 UTC · Online
AI-Driven Design of Lipid Nanoparticles for mRNA Delivery
Bowen Li· Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Toronto
May 2022
Recorded
Open-source neurotechnologies for imaging cortex-wide neural activity in behaving animals
Suhasa Kodandaramaiah· University of MinnesotaVideo · 59 min
October 2021
Wed, Oct 27 · 23:00 UTC · Online
Improving Communication With the Brain Through Electrode Technologies
Rylie Green· Imperial College London
Recorded
In vitro bioelectronic models of the gut-brain axis
Róisín Owens· Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, University of CambridgeVideo page
September 2021
Fri, Sep 3 · 05:00 UTC
June 2021
Recorded
Technologies for large scale cortical imaging and electrophysiology
Suhasa Kodandaramaiah· University of MinnesotaVideo page
Recorded
3D Printing Cellular Communities: Mammalian Cells, Bacteria, And Beyond
Tapomoy Bhattacharjee· Princeton UniversityVideo page
May 2021
Recorded
April 2021
Wed, Apr 28 · 08:00 UTC · Online
February 2021
Recorded
Electronics on the brain
George Malliaras· Department of EngineeringVideo page
September 2020
Recorded
Adhering, wrapping, and bursting of lipid bilayer membranes: understanding effects of membrane-binding particles and polymers
Anthony Dinsmore· University of Massachusettes AmherstVideo page
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