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New publication alert! Congratulations to @UmberCheema and the entire team on this important work — it’s a privilege to have contributed.
I’m grateful for the opportunity to stay connected to academic research while working at the intersection of science and venture capital.
🆕 Review for your reading list
Bioengineering facets of the tumor microenvironment in 3D tumor models: insights into cellular, biophysical and biochemical interactions
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🥼 @UmberCheema @dbakkalci
#TumorStroma #TumourModels #TumorMicroenvironment
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Great to see @Eirini_Velliou presenting her exciting progress on engineering advanced 3D multicellular models for pancreatic cancer using Kirkstall’s QuasiVivo system.
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Dr Ed Carter (@lifesciencebath @uniofbath) has introduced our first keynote speaker Professor @UmberCheema (Bioengineering @UCL), who is giving a fascinating talk titled “Advanced biomimetic 3D models to mimic tumour-stroma”
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Congratulations @Anuja_Upadhyay_ on the successful defence of your PhD thesis. Patient derived cells from chronic kidney disease cause fibrosis in tissue models- allowing drug testing in vitro! Thank you Profs' Ponticos and Rosano for examining and @ucb_uk for funding
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Discover how Kirkstall’s bioreactor is enabling groundbreaking research on pancreatic cancer at @ucl. Professor @Eirini_Velliou explains how her team is studying cell behaviour and chemotherapy responses using advanced in vitro models. Full video: kirkstall.com/quasi-vivo-cas…
Happy new year from the UCL Centre for 3D models of Health and Disease! Wishing you a prosperous and peaceful 2025! @UmberCheema @Eirini_Velliou @susan_heavey @VivekMudera Darren Player
🚨 Last chance to apply for a postdoctoral researcher position in our Centre with Prof Velliou @Eirini_Velliou is tomorrow! We are excited to be recruiting a new multidisciplinary researcher in our Centre to work on #PancreaticCancer #3Dmodels 🧫 👇🏼
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🚨 JOB ALERT: Fully-funded postdoctoral opportunity!
Become a research fellow in tissue engineering of pancreatic cancer at @UCL! We're delighted to be funding this exciting piece of research.
Deadline: 01/12/24
Apply:
ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/search…
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🚨 Reminder: The deadline for abstract submissions is coming up fast! ⏰ Don't miss your chance to showcase your research!
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📢 We are #Recruiting 🔔 ‼️
Checkout the opening of Prof @Eirini_Velliou for a post-doctoral researcher in #TissueEngineering of #PancreaticCancer! Interested? Apply and join our multidisciplinary Centre!
🚨 Deadline 01/12/24 👇🏼
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📢 Very excited to share the most recent publication from my PhD work at @3dmodelsucl on a novel technique to produce acellular and aligned collagen I tissues in a rapid way📝🎉
Rapid biofabrication of cell-free, anisotropic collagen tissues using ... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Some renal cancer cells use LOX to stiffen engineered biomimetic tumouroids whilst others soften the matrix #cancerheterogeneity @Anuja_Upadhyay_
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Delighted to host today @shalvrao in our Centre Meeting, which was joined this month with the @UCLDivofSurgery research seminar! Shalini talked to us about her fascinating research on transcription factor changes in pancreatic cancer
Congratulations to @Eirini_Velliou on her promotion to Professor @UCLDivofSurgery This promotion goes some way in Recognising your excellence in research. We look forward to your future work.
Congratulations to @susan_heavey for her promotion to Associate Professor @UCLDivofSurgery We look forward to all the exciting research to come!


















