Curious human with a focus on emerging tech in healthcare and textiles.

Joined September 2020
If you’ve been grinding your teeth wondering about the mechanisms of the plasma jet activated covalent attachment I posted about during my PhD, then I can finally offer you some relief. Big thanks to @behnam and all. #3dbioprinting #appliedsurfacescience sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Termites and ants protected by a column of 'soldiers' who face each other without attacking
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My review is finally out! It discusses the various ways to attach biomolecules to 3D printed structures, and how these can be improved. This helps a range of emerging devices that will change the face of healthcare. Think implants, drug testing, therapies, etc.
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Many thanks to my PhD supervisors for helping refine the beast.
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Our review paper on biofunctionalization strategies in #3Dbioprinting has just been published in Progress in Materials Science (IF: 48)! Congratulations @forge_thefuture on this amazing achievement! @UON_research @SydneyNano @Eng_IT_Sydney sciencedirect.com/science/ar… – at Central Coast, New South Wales
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Oliver Lotz retweeted
What robot assistance🤖 is already possible in everyday hospital life today? At #MEDICA2022, we looked 👀 for such solutions. You can find out more in our video. The report " Helping hand in the hospital " can be found here: 👉 medica-tradefair.com/#LBE #TradeFair @MEANWHILE_FR
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Just published in Advanced Functional Materials: Our new approach using a #plasma pen technology 🪄to create biofunctional 3D printed fibre constructs 🕸️ for cartilage #TissueEngineering and beyond… @UON_research @SydneyNano @Eng_IT_Sydney @AdvSciNews onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Stable attachment of biomolecules to 3D printed biomaterials has been a persistent limitation in the field of regenerative medicine. After 4 years of work by a fantastic team our paper in Adv Functional Mater finally presents a strategy to solve this (1/n) onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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VeinViewer is a technology that helps physicians and nurses see a patient's veins.
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Great data visualization reproducing all the earthquakes from 1901 to 2000. Credit: @jblefevre60 Source @pascal_bornet
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Do you know? according to scientists A neuro parasite has taken control of brain of this dead insect and making it walk........ Zombie ☠️💀💀
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This is the first drone able to navigate underwater and fly in the air. The transition air/water is done in just a few seconds Invented at Rutgers University. Source @pascal_bornet
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Scientists built a robot octopus that moves like the real thing. Credit @mashable
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🏆 We are happy to partner with @Science_Academy, @GermanyInOz & @DAAD_Australia for the @Falling_Walls Lab Australia 2022. 💻Watch the finale where 10 excellent minds pitch their solutions to some pressing global #challenges: 🗓️ 26 Sep, 2️⃣PM AEST ▶️ youtu.be/o9aBNkHXP0s
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Oliver Lotz retweeted
Interesting. More reasons to bet on Singapore.. Someone could build a whole healthcare company based on this chart
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Trauma is a very real part of our lives. This graphic shows how trauma affects some of the major parts of our brain, the central processing unit for humans. To understand the brain & to understand trauma is part of the pathway for our healing.
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They did a surgery on a banana.
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🥁The Second Runner-up of @Falling_Walls Lab Sydney is Oliver Lotz (@forge_thefuture) from @Sydney_Uni/ @Eng_IT_Sydney, Breaking the Wall of Medical Device Bioactivity! Many congratulations🎉👏 @Euraxess_AusNZ, @DAAD_Australia, @Science_Academy, @GermanyDiplo, @GermanyInOz
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