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🦃🫂 Today is Thanksgiving Day, and I want to thank our customers - brilliant scientists, kind people, and incredibly creative minds - for believing in my studio and in me! ♥️
I’m grateful to everyone who ordered cover art, figures, graphical abstracts, and animations, and for trusting us to bring your ideas to life through visualization. In the era of AI, the sense of #community and your #support are the two most important things for me and for the studio: they keep us creative, help us maintain a high standard, and inspire us to continue bringing beauty and joy to the scientific world ✨
Here are a few photos of our wonderful customers and the metal prints of their cover artworks we sent them . It’s our way of saying "thank you" choosing us 🫶
@_ChandraB, @ReichmanisGroup, @Tsogoeva_Group, @TylerEMiller, @NathanLacroix, and @GreggADuncan's teams
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#A novel nanoparticle system enables highly selective #Mrna delivery to the #Pancreas, opening new possibilities for targeted treatment of pancreatic diseases such as diabetes and cancer. @unlvnews @advmater doi.org/g9vv6c phys.org/news/2025-07-nanopa…
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Science today reports a hydrogel that functions over a temperature range from −115° to 143°C. science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
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A new Science #Immunology Review discusses the mechanisms through which #DendriticCells influence cytotoxic CD8+ #TCell responses against cancer. @viditbhandarkar @stefanispranger
scim.ag/4haL9hg
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You’ve probably all seen the see-through mouse by now. Here’s a little more detail on how this optical trick works!
Amazing work from @HongNeuroTech in @ScienceMagazine
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Grateful to receive the #R35 #MIRA Award from @NIGMS, which will support our work on developing safer and more effective cell therapies at @MayoClinic. If you are excited about cell therapies, biomaterials, or bioelectronic implants, take a look at our lab and consider applying!
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🎉 Congratulations to Aaron Phillips, the 2023 winner of the Science & PINS Prize for Neuromodulation for developing an approach that targets epidural electrical stimulation to discrete spinal cord circuits to treat hypotension after spinal cord injury. scim.ag/3DU
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New study from the lab of @HHMINEWS Investigator @CarolynBertozzi w/1st authors @KayvonPedram (now @HHMIJanelia) @ShonJs & @GabbyTender unveils a protease that selectively degrades cancer-driving mucins, promoting cancer cell death & reducing tumor growth nature.com/articles/s41587-0…
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Welcome to Las Vegas! In less than 24h 1200+ attendees will be joining us for the @CRSScience Annual Meeting. We have a phenomenal lineup of speakers and incredible opportunities for networking and building relationships. Looking so forward to seeing everyone soon! #CRS2023 – at The Las Vegas Strip, Paradise
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Congratulations to Dan Anderson, 2023 @WilhelmExner Medal laureate!
The award is in recognition of his work in the field of nanotherapeutics and biomaterials and for pioneering the development of smart materials for medical devices.
wilhelmexner.org/en/2023/04/…
ALT Dan Anderson
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Very excited to open the doors to my lab @mayoclinic as an assistant professor in the Dept. of Physiology and Biomedical Engineering and Dept. of Immunology. boselaboratory.com
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Spinal stem cells in mice can be reprogrammed to generate protective oligodendrocytes after spinal cord injury, enhancing neural repair, according to a new Science study. ($) fcld.ly/9stwmsn
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BREAKING NEWS:
The 2020 #NobelPrize in Chemistry has been awarded to Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer A. Doudna “for the development of a method for genome editing.”
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A Nature paper reports the generation of functional human islet-like organoids that can restore glucose homeostasis without immune rejection after transplantation into diabetic mice. go.nature.com/3aDRiBv
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We are extremely excited to welcome tissue engineering pioneer, good friend, & @MITChemE @MITdeptofBE @kochinstitute Prof. Bob Langer to #TissueTalks on Wed, July 15th at 3pm EDT!! He will present on foundations of the field, recent advances, & future directions...don’t miss it! – at Manhattan, NY
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A Nature paper describes an artificial eye that mimics the structure of the human eye. The biomimetic eye has the potential to achieve high image resolution that could have applications in robotics and scientific instruments. go.nature.com/3e1P931
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Remembering Nobel Laureate Pierre Curie, born #OTD 161 years ago, who admirably rejected the Nobel Prize unless he could share it with his wife Marie.
#NobelPrize
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Take a sneak peek at a book that belonged to Literature Laureate Rabindranath Tagore and his family - can you read the beautiful poem that Tagore wrote in it in 1923?
Today on #WorldBookDay, we will be highlighting more remarkable authors and poets - stay tuned.
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We invite you to attend the MIT Covid-19 challenge event, Beat the Pandemic, a series of virtual hackathons. In this 48-hour virtual event, help tackle the most critical unmet needs caused by Covid-19. covid19challenge.mit.edu/
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Thrilled to see one of my key postdoc projects with Dan Anderson and Bob Langer finally in print @natBME ! Funded by @JDRF and @NIH, we engineered a retrievable implant that protects transplanted drug-producing cells from immune system rejection. @MIT @kochinstitute (1/n)
A retrievable implant for the long-term encapsulation and survival of therapeutic xenogeneic cells
nature.com/articles/s41551-0…
