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Nine reasons we love our spooky, kooky model organisms π»π¦πΊβ°οΈ go.nature.com/4fq3Cp2
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π¨ We're hiring! NUS Biomedical Engineering is seeking up to 3 tenure-track faculty in Robotics, Biomaterials, Digital Health, Metabolism, and Aging. Join our vibrant team driving innovation in these key areas! Apply by Dec 15. #BME #AcademicJobs
What can you do when funding quantum is not increasing while the costs of everything else from research consumables, equipment and travel are rising? Any suggestions?
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Reporter @andytkp2017 dives into what is holding back the #openscience sharing of lab materials, and what would help to spur more transfers.
The open-science movement for sharing laboratory materials gains momentum nature.com/articles/d41586-0β¦
I am pretty sure most of my scientist colleagues have heard of open science. Do you know that while most scientists support it, translating beliefs to actions is challenging? How can you help?
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Kudos to our iHealthtech's Principal Investigators for their dedication and commitment to advancing health technology. Congratulations to them on being listed on the Stanford University's World's Top 2% Scientists! ππ #HealthTech #Innovation
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ICYMI: @andytkp2017 interviewed lab leaders about how they designed their winning lab logos β and why it's worth investing a little time and $.
How to create a lab-group logo that stands out from the crowd nature.com/articles/d41586-0β¦
As a prelude to Parents' Day this Friday, here's an article I wrote to pay tribute to the parents supporting their scientist children. nature.com/articles/d41586-0β¦
Bring STEM to the heartland with easy to understand posters and videos.
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What science emojis do you want to see next?
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What are some best practices to wrap up a project gracefully? My recent article in @NatureCareers might help!
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Do you have a preference for soft or stiff beds? I like stiff ones. When the extracellular matrix bed of cancer cells is stiffer, the disease progresses faster. What if we soften the bed? Our paper in ACS Nano has the answer: pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021β¦
First original paper in 2023 using mechano-responsive hydrogel to improve mesenchymal stem cell manufacturing! Thank you to my students and collaborators for making this happen. π
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Please join the in-person seminar on π 6 January 2023, Friday, β° 11 AM - 12 pm at NUS
Website announcement:
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Congrats, Dr Andy Tay (@andytkp2017)!
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The latest Worldβs Top 2% Scientists ranking published by Stanford University has listed eight scientists from iHealthtech based on single recent year data on citations received during the calendar year 2021ππΌ
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Amazing talk by @andytkp2017 today! Beautiful data showing that magic happens when biology and engineering meet! π§«π§²π§¬πͺπΌ Thanks to our speaker and host @AltoCC @ChiappiniLab
Congrats ππ» to iHealthtech Assistant Professor Andy Tay (@andytkp2017) for receiving the National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID) short-term fellowship!
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