Developing Translational Biomaterials for Regenerative Medicine | Michael Detamore | Translational Medicine Institute | CSU
Colorado State University
Joined June 2013
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Please consider submitting to this special issue of @TissueEngin that I will be guest-editing with @Detamore_Lab, Gabriela Espinosa, & Jerry Hu! Special focus on cartilage functional tissue engineering, translational research, stem cells, and other MSK tissue engineering.
2 MONTHS LEFT to submit to the Special Issue on @KA_Athanasiou in Celebration of Lifetime Achievement Award from @TERMISAM!
For more information, click this link: home.liebertpub.com/cfp/spec…
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The JBiomech invites you to explore the papers published in the recently released Tribute Issue dedicated to Farshid Guilak @Farsh_G, our emeritus editor.
You can find a "must-read" list of papers at this link:
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Special Issue @TissueEngin highlights recent progress of biomaterial and cell-based strategies for #RegenerativeDentistry, providing valuable perspective for accelerating the design of new #tissueengineering strategies and clinical translation. Read Pt 3: ow.ly/Teza50Pr178
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NSF CAREER award! Thank you @NSF for supporting our research! The credit goes to all the wonderful lab members and the collaborators! @sbme_ou @ENGINEERINGatOU @OUResearch
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Today We had the honor to have Dr. Michael Detamore during our BME Seminar. He presented part his research develop by him and his lab team @Detamore_Lab Also, thank you to @FrancyMAcosta, alumni of the program for join us. Dr. Acosta had the opportunity to work with Dr. Detamore.
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Join us tomorrow in our BME in person seminar
October 28, 2022 at 9:00 am UTSA Maine Campus, BSE 2.102
Guest speaker Dr. Michael Detamore from University of Oklahoma
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So exciting to see our first lab projects being presented and discussed at #BMES2022! Congratulations @RanaAjeeb and Danuta Radyna! @sbme_ou @OUResearch
Danuta and Rana @RanaAjeeb from Clegg Lab @JohnRClegg presented their posters at the #BMES2022 @BMESociety! Congratulations!
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🎉🎉🎉 Congratulations and thank you for your service, @KA_Athanasiou ! 👏👏👏
Prof. @KA_Athanasiou of @uci_bme being recognized at @BMESociety for his outstanding service. Award accepted by Dr. Wendy Brown.
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Our graduate students Sam (with @Sazbreen) and David (with @Detamore_Lab) presented their posters at #BMES2022 @BMESociety today!
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Congratulations to Emily Thomas on receiving Derek Tat award for being the most outstanding first year PhD student @UMBME
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OU professor of engineering Michael Detamore, Ph.D., was interviewed on @koconews for his groundbreaking research that will reduce the surgical procedure of traumatic brain injuries to just one surgery, impacting the lives of millions.
Watch his feature: koco.com/article/oklahoma-ou…
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Be sure to check out all the SYIS events at #TermisAM2022 including the SYIS Passport Activity (with a raffle at the end)!
🔗Link to the SYIS Passport submission form: tinyurl.com/SYISpassport
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In the U.S., traumatic brain injury affects around 1.7 million people. Patients who suffer a severe TBI must undergo two surgeries, but Michael Detamore, Ph.D., a professor for @ENGINEERINGatOU, found a way to reduce this process to just one.
Read more: link.ou.edu/3bMWwQ1
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We are looking forward to hearing @lauren_daniels4 @kfor report on @Detamore_Lab and their work on traumatic brain injuries. Tonight at 6. Stay tuned!
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5 days until #TERMISAM2022 We're featuring our Treasurer, @EmiKiyotake. Emi is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Oklahoma. She got her Ph.D. in BME at the University of Oklahoma where she developed conductive hydrogels for translational spinal cord regeneration (1/2)
#TERMISAM2022 is only 2 weeks away! As we count down to the conference, we'll be highlighting the awesome council members who helped plan all the SYIS events you can look forward to in Toronto 🇨🇦
Who else is excited for this year's TERMIS-AM meeting???🥳
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#OUResearch aims to transform TBI surgery.
Michael Detamore, Ph.D., @ENGINEERINGatOU professor, has received an R01 grant from the @NINDSfunding at the @NIH to reduce the number of required surgeries to treat severe TBI from two to one.
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#TERMISAM2022 is only 2 weeks away! As we count down to the conference, we'll be highlighting the awesome council members who helped plan all the SYIS events you can look forward to in Toronto 🇨🇦
Who else is excited for this year's TERMIS-AM meeting???🥳
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Michael Detamore, Ph.D., a biomedical engineering researcher in @ENGINEERINGatOU, was recently featured in the @JournalRecord for receiving funding for his work to transform treatment for traumatic brain injury.
Read more about his project: link.ou.edu/3yd3eHZ
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Learn how @sbme_ou professors are expanding the frontiers of biomedical engineering. ouccoe100.blogspot.com/2022/…
ALT Four interdisciplinary biomedical research projects have been selected for funding through the 2022 IBEST-OUHSC Cross-Campus Program, a co-funding mechanism created to facilitate the development of multidisciplinary teams of OU Norman and OU Health Sciences Center faculty to compete for external funding on significant cross-disciplinary healthcare research topics. The Institute for Biomedical Engineering, Science and Technology in the Gallogly College of Engineering spans research and education activities in bioscience and biomedical engineering on the Norman and Oklahoma City campuses.