
PostDoc at Christopher Chen lab (@BostonU_BME, @wyssinstitute) | Joint-PhD @sutdsg (@SoftFluidics) & @NUSingapore (@MicroTElab) 🇸🇬
Joined May 2020
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This was so beautiful to read.
I left the acknowledgements section of my thesis to the last — it was my favorite section to write and also the most difficult. How do you condense 5+ years of *everything* into a single page (or two)?
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New in @ScienceMagazine! Untethering soft robots from electrical or pneumatic power remains a prominent challenge in the field due to the weight of conventional soft robotic actuators.
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Our study offers an alternative tool for designing and customizing lightweight, untethered soft robots with advanced functionalities.
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New in @ScienceMagazine! Excited to share our latest publication "Crawling, climbing, perching, and flying by FiBa soft robots" in Science Robotics. @michinaoh @SoftFluidics @MicroTElab @sutdsg @NUSingapore science.org/doi/10.1126/scir…
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As part of the @WellcomeLeap initiative, @snbhatia , Chris Chen, Dave Mooney, & @JenniferALewis1 are developing solutions to the organ donor shortage & creating drug testing platforms. Learn about Bhatia & Chen's work ⬇️, or see more➡️ #WellcomeLeap wellcomeleap.org/stories/
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Review|Emily Flam and Zolt Arany review the current knowledge of how signaling intermediate #metabolites affect the #heart in health and disease , @zoltarany @AranyLab, @PennCVI |nature.com/articles/s44161-0…
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We are thrilled to announce our latest publication, out today @NatureComms. Congrats to first author @AndreaBAlber and thanks to all our collaborators and all the teams @CReM_Boston @BUPulmonary! Got mesenchyme!
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2D in vitro systems that confine macrophages to small areas modulate their responses to known inflammatory agents, but how exactly this was happening remained unclear until now.
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Read the study to find out: ow.ly/oARy50OE6j6
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I am so proud of our Robotics Subgroup! Pranav, Francesco and James are leading awesome work in our lab @NorthwesternEng, and we’re thrilled their walking soft robot is featured on the current cover of @softmatter!
Motorized, untethered soft robots via 3D printed auxetics led by Pranav Kaarthik, Francesco L. Sanchez, James Avtges nd Ryan L. Truby @rltruby @TrubyLab doi.org/10.1039/D2SM00779G
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Terry (@terrychingg)'s recent paper in collaboration with Yi-Chin's group (@MicroTElab) is featured as the cover of Small. Congratulations everyone in the team!
We made 3D and branched vascular structures using 3D-printed porous molds. Please check out: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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We took on the challenge with @KateMiro1 to illustrate key aspects of #nuclear #mechanotransduction in a single #snapshot 👇Hope it’s useful! cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092…
A nice video created by @HealthcareLdr @CurieuxExplorer showcasing our recent work. Thank you!
Biomimetic Blood 🩸 Vessels 🫀
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bit.ly/3x4ELDq TY @CurieuxExplorer #3DPrinting #MedTech #healthTech #innovation #Cardiology
Super happy to share our recent published paper from @SoftFluidics lab and @MicroTElab lab! Ty @AdvSciNews for the feature!
This freestanding, durable vascular model is made from a cell laden hydrogel that was molded using a microfluidics enabled technique combined with coaxial bioprinting.
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Intranasal vaccines could be beneficial boosters against #COVID19 and include several advantages, such as needle-free administration and elicitation of local immunity to prevent infection and systemic immunity to reduce disease burden. fcld.ly/ciz6qvn #SciencePerspective
Super honored to recieve the Graduate Student Award (Silver) @Materials_MRS #s22mrs Especially thankful to my main-sup @66mh @SoftFluidics for his guidance and support during my PhD journey. Also a shoutout to my co-sup Yi-Chin Toh!
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