Topographies as anti-fouling surfaces...
Today, BiS was on a field trip to see the anti-fouling properties of the selected marine topographies. Marine TopoChip, with marine fouling on 8 tiles, a very innovative way of using topographies!
BiS is hosting Prof Perter ten Dijke to give a seminar about TGF-beta family receptor signaling in cancer, cardiovascular and bone diseases
Prof Peter ten Dijke is giving a seminar about 'TGF-beta family receptor signaling in cancer, cardiovascular and bone diseases' in TU/e in Ceres 1.26 at 11.00 am. on 8th of March, 2019 for a series of BiS talks hosted by Jan de Boer.
Prof A. Cambi is giving a seminar as BiS Talks
Prof A. Cambi is giving a seminar about 'Mechnanobiology of Leukocytes' in TU/e in Ceres 1.26 at 11.00 am. on 14th of February, 2019 for a series of BiS talks hosted by Jan de Boer.
BiS is in the news of MaterialsToday.com with the latest article related micro-topographies as biomechanical niche for tendon tissue eng
The latest article from BiS related to “Identification of topographical architectures supporting the phenotype of rat tenocytes” first authored by Steven Vermulen (DOI: 10.1016/j.actbio.2018.10.041) is in the news of materialstoday.com. Steven just quoted that "We believe that cells can read Braille, we just do not know the Braille language". For the original news.
2018 Mate Poster Contest Winner is...
Aysegul got the Jury prize in 2018 Mate (Materials Technology Group, TU/e) poster contest. Jury member Michel van Breggen said before announcing the jury's choice. 'You need to attract attention and be concise at the same time. After quite some discussion we chose a poster with an original layout and a pitch that was both original and intriguing, that showed us that science can be fun and light-footed. The award for best poster goes to Aysegul'. Congrats Aysegul, keep up the great work!