RECENT NEWS
- Featured Image in Leica!The world of microscopy is constantly evolving, driven by innovation and technological advancements that enable scientists to explore the intricate details of the microscopic realm. A recent post by Leica Microsystems unveils their latest contribution to this field – the Thunder Imager DM6, a cutting-edge microscopy platform designed to revolutionize imaging capabilities Dr. Christophoer O’Connell, […]Posted on February 28, 2024
- We are launching in NG-20!!We are flying off to the International Space Station!! Ian and Anne are getting ready to go to the Kennedy Space Center to send our tissue engineered constructs with our Janus based Nanomatrix (JBNm) and Janus base Nanopieces (JBNp) to the Space Station inside Cubelab with the help of our implementation partner, Space Tango. We […]Posted on January 17, 2024
- SELECTBIO – Space Summit 2023The Space Summit 2023, also known as “Chips in Space,” is an event organized by SelectBIO and scheduled to be held on July 26-27, 2023, in Orlando, Florida, cochaired by Jana Stoudemire from Axiom Space and Marc Giulianotti from Sierra Space. The summit focuses on the deployment of life sciences technologies in space, particularly on […]Posted on August 3, 2023
- The CAPS Research Summer ProgramThe CAPS Research Scholars Program is an intensive program, an initiative designed for upper-division STEM students who are actively pursuing careers in academia. The program aims to equip scholars with a comprehensive academic background, making them highly competitive candidates for graduate studies and ensuring their success in earning Doctoral degrees in 8 weeks. Not only […]Posted on July 31, 2023
- Cultivated Meat: A Glimpse into the Future of Sustainable DiningJuly 18th 2023, an article on cultivated meat technology with our JBN materials was published. UConn is developing cultivated meat technology. So when can you serve beef that harmed no cow? Cultivated meat has only been in existence for about a decade, and researchers expect further breakthroughs to overcome current limitations. There are two main […]Posted on July 20, 2023
- Article from UConn TodayTitle: NASA Astronauts Contribute to Life-Saving Nanomaterial Experiments for UConn’s Biomedical Engineering Researchers In a groundbreaking collaboration between NASA and our group, the University of Connecticut (UConn), astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) have recently conducted a series of experiments with nanomaterials that hold immense potential for biomedical applications. These experiments, carried out in […]Posted on June 27, 2023
- Graduation!!!Congratulations to all our students who graduated this Spring!! We have Leah Faber, Olivia Rice and Ryan Demarco in the Master’s program, and Laura, Paige and Trystin in the Bachelor’s program! Congratulation to Trystin! AND warm welcome to being our 1st year PHD student starting Summer 2023!!!! Congratulations to Ryan, Olivia and Leah!!!! Best […]Posted on May 28, 2023
- AX-2 missionAs you all know, our science (JBN materials) is heading to space in the AX-2 mission. How exciting is that? AX-2 is coming up real soon and we are looking forward to it. AX-1 was Axiom Space’s first human spaceflight mission in the first-ever all-private astronaut mission (PAM), with over 200 lessons learned. On the […]Posted on April 10, 2023