Assistant Professor @SyracuseBmce @SUBioInspired | NIDDK K99/R00 Fellow | Postdoc @AnsethGroup | PhD from JHUBME @GerechtLab | 4D Biomaterials + Organoids
Joined September 2019
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Michael Blatchley retweeted
Drs. Michael Blatchley, Kristi Anseth, and colleagues showed that spatiotemporally controlled matrix softening enables programmable crypt formation in human intestinal #organoids, improving the reproducibility and precision of organoid morphogenesis.
Learn more at @PNASNews:
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Michael Blatchley retweeted
Shaping intestinal organoids: Engineering crypt curvature to guide stem cell niches dlvr.it/TKZWhb
Michael Blatchley retweeted
In this @CellBiomat study, Dr. F. Max Yavitt (@LabMaxYav), along with the @AnsethGroup and colleagues, used a photodegradable hydrogel platform to define photosoftened regions that directed the formation of intestinal crypts. #organoids
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Michael Blatchley retweeted
🎊 Thrilled to share our latest work in Advanced Functional Materials @AdvPortfolio, led by fantastic PhD student Mark Young. Mark used allyl-sulfide mediated spatial softening of hydrogel substrates to control differentiation in intestinal monolayers: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Michael Blatchley retweeted
Come join us to discuss the opportunities at the interface of NHLBI and #synbio
@SynBioGaoLab @sahakris @yogeshgoyallab
@drblatch @isaacbhilton @DavidMTruong @herdelineardona @jasonhyang @RogelioHdezL
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Michael Blatchley retweeted
Looking to recruit some great students to your lab? Check out our fantastic undergraduate research presentations from this year’s cohort at The Paper Trail’s Undergraduate Research Symposium and Workshop!
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I’m very excited to speak and connect with S-Stem Scholars and PIs!
Meet our #SSTEM2024 speakers! Over the next few weeks, we will highlight the speakers joining us for this year's meeting in Chicago. @brialmacklin Postdoctoral Scholar at The Gladstone Institutes, will be a panelist during the Closing Plenary on November 10.
ALT Top left text reads, "Meet Our Speakers." Body text reads, "Bria L. Macklin, Ph.D. Gladstone Institutes." Bottom right text reads, "Closing Plenary." Featured image is a headshot of Bria L. Macklin, Ph.D. inside of a green-blue gradient circle. All in front of a dark blue background with white, green, and blue dots radiating out from the center. Logo at the bottom for the 2024 S-STEM Scholars & PI Meeting occurring November 8-10, 2024 in Chicago, Illinois. Logos in top right corner include: American Association for the Advancement of Science, S-STEM REC, and National Science Foundation.
Michael Blatchley retweeted
Join us tomorrow!
Interested in Graduate School?
TPT Virtual Undergraduate Symposium is for you!
Join us Friday August 23rd to discuss grad applications, survival tips from our graduate school panel, and hear short talks from recruiting investigators!
Register here:forms.gle/xDMLKp7voUXA4ScA6
Michael Blatchley retweeted
Interested in Graduate School?
TPT Virtual Undergraduate Symposium is for you!
Join us Friday August 23rd to discuss grad applications, survival tips from our graduate school panel, and hear short talks from recruiting investigators!
Register here:forms.gle/xDMLKp7voUXA4ScA6
Michael Blatchley retweeted
Application deadline extended!!! Apply by August 9th!
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Michael Blatchley retweeted
Only a few more days left to apply! If you or someone you know is an undergraduate interested in presenting their summer research and learning about graduate school PLEASE APPLY!!
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Michael Blatchley retweeted
Our 2nd Annual Online Undergraduate Research Symposium & Workshop will be held 8/23. Students interested in practicing presentation skills, networking with PIs, & resources to apply, interview, & succeed in grad school are encouraged to submit an abstract! tinyurl.com/TPTAPP
Michael Blatchley retweeted
Fully synthetic hydrogels promote robust crypt formation in intestinal organoids
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#biorxiv_bioE
Michael Blatchley retweeted
Mark your calendars for a new @KeystoneSymp on engineering organoids! I highly encourage you to attend if you are interested in stem cells and tissue engineering!
May 11-14, 2025, in Whistler, BC, Canada
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Michael Blatchley retweeted
We're back!
TPT is holding our 2nd Annual Online Undergraduate Research Symposium & Workshop. Students interested in practicing presentation skills, networking with PIs, & resources to apply, interview, & succeed in grad school are encouraged to apply!
tinyurl.com/TPTAPP
Michael Blatchley retweeted
New publication from @FrnklySpking ! Adding to our iPSC tool box by generating an iPSC line with Marian Syndrome!
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Michael Blatchley retweeted
Thank you to the @CBEUCI1 undergrads for selecting me as professor of the year!
This award is truly special!
Michael Blatchley retweeted
Thrilled & honored to be a Helen Hay Whitney Foundation fellow!🤩 Beyond grateful for the endless support of @AnsethGroup, @KKLabJHU, recommenders & mentors/friends. Stoked to find what biomaterials and organoids will reveal about our gut💪@CUEngineering colorado.edu/chbe/2024/03/13…
Michael Blatchley retweeted
I had such an amazing time at the @UNESCO headquarters! We had several inspiring and productive conversations about ways to increase and support Women in Science!
To all the #WomenInScience out there: claim your space! 👩🔬
Join @brialmacklin as she shares invaluable insights and leadership advice to bridge the gender gap in science
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Michael Blatchley retweeted
Quinton Smith's stem cell engineering is "on the cusp of changing the world," says Popular Science. His research aims to find cures for preeclampsia and liver diseases which affect Black and Latino people at higher rates. @telomerase2 #stemcell #BlackHistoryMonth2024