Professor & Scientist: tissue engineering & regenerative medicine, drug delivery, biomaterials
Joined June 2020
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Excited to be part of the 2022 inductees to the Ethiopian Academy of Sciences. Proud to be @westernuEng @WesternU conducting research that led to this recognition.
I am honoured to be recognized with the Engineering Medal (Research & Development) - considered as crème de la crème for Engineering Research in Ontario, Canada. A huge thank you to mentors, colleagues, and trainees for their support over the years!
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An absolute honor to be elected to the 2022 RSC - College of New Scholars @RSCTheAcademies
Incredibly thankful to my mentors, nominators, colleagues (Chemistry, CBE and beyond..), and my super-talented team of budding scientists!!
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Our recent article in Materials Advances has been highlighted as a Popular Advance! Here is the article and the full collection: rsc.li/materials-advances.
Attending the CAE @TheCdnAcadofEng annual meeting in Halifax. – at Halifax, Nova Scotia
Very pleased to be among the class of 2022 elected fellows of the CAE.
Fifty-four new Fellows elected into the Canadian Academy of Engineering cae-acg.ca/fifty-four-new-fe…
Happy to be recognized by this award. eng.uwo.ca/media/news/2022/W…
"Tissue engineering and regenerative therapeutics: The nexus of chemical engineering and translational medicine." @NPeppas @BurdickLab @joaofmano @PaulSanterre @CliffordLabUBC @BZhangLab @HoareLab @h_sheardown @MollyShoichet @ProfMayGriffith
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A new article from Nature BME
Injectable and conductive cardiac patches repair infarcted myocardium in rats and minipigs
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If you are a runner and track your runs and meals, I would love to hear any non-obvious insights you may draw from the data in this graph I just made. I have been wearing a glucose sensor for the past 9 days.
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Snake-Venom 'Super Glue' Can Stop Wounds Bleeding in Seconds With a Flash of Light
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"Snakes...why'd it have to be snakes?" Because Indy, according to new research at #WesternU, the venom can be used for making ‘super glue’ that stops bleeding in seconds using visible light. news.westernu.ca/2021/07/sna…
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No, it's not an Indiana Jones plot. It's real science! Turns out, an enzyme in the venom of a poisonous South American snake, could be the answer to stopping life-threatening bleeding in seconds. More w/ Kibret Mequanint @WesternU at 7:45. #LdnOnt
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Recently published in @Biofabrication
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