
BBML_NTU
@bbmlntu
Research lab "Biological and Biomimetic Materials Laboratory" at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, led by Prof. Ali Miserez.
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I am so proud to be on the first page of ETH Zurich, with my great colleague Ali Miserez BBML_NTU for this amazing invention: Generating #clean #electricity with chicken feathers | ETH Zurich. BIG CONGRATS Wei Long Soon Mohammad Peydayesh ethz.ch/en/news-and-ev…

ntu.edu.sg/news/detail/po…. 40 Millions tons of chicken feathers are produced annually and burnt, producing toxic sulfur dioxide. Wei Long Soon from BBML_NTU has converted chicken feathers into membranes for fuel cells. Great collaboration with the lab of Raffaele Mezzenga!

Fluid #protein #condensates for #bioinspired applications. Check out our latest review on #LLPS and #LLCPS on Nature Reviews Bioengineering Nature Reviews Bioengineering with BBML_NTU and Matthew J. Harrington - nature.com/articles/s4422…

Was an absolute pleasure to work on this review on fluid protein condensates in biological and bio-inspired materials fabrication with Ali @bbmlntu and Raffaele Raffaele Mezzenga !

Fluid protein condensates, such as elastin and spider silk, can inspire the design of high-performance fibres, adhesives and composites for bioengineered materials! New Review by Raffaele Mezzenga Matthew J. Harrington BBML_NTU go.nature.com/3twRErl



Latest phase-transition paper from our team: Using transfer NOESY NMR and neutron scattering to study the hierarchical structure of coacervates and the dynamic interactions of their building blocks. Phase Transition Papers biorxiv.org/content/10.110…


onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ad…. Peptide condensates are very versatile vehicles to deliver large macromolecules into cells (genes, mRNA, proteins). We have finally unveiled how they enter cells. Phase Transition Papers


Ticks join the ranks of organisms that exploit phase separation to produce strong biological adhesives. I enjoyed writing this News and Views perspective of this recent research article published in Nature Chemistry, full tex here: rdcu.be/d7cZG Phase Transition Papers