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Check out our recent publication on a new covalent adhesion method for developing bioadhesives. While it's not our main research direction, my student Joonsu did a fantastic job to make it happen. @IllinoisMatSE @BeckmanInst Illinois BIOE MaterialsResearchLab sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Thanks for highlighting our research! Excited to see some of our immunomaterials and immunotherapy projects come to fruition. Full credit of this particular work goes to my spectacular grad student Rimsha Rimsha Bhatta Materials Science & Engineering at Illinois Illinois BIOE @BeckmanInst MaterialsResearchLab

Thrilled to announce that I've been selected as a 2023 Rising Scholar in the upcoming BME Regional Career Conference! Thankful for this opportunity to connect with other professionals and excited to learn more about the field. Looking forward to the event! UMN Biomedical Eng #RisingScholar

Thank you,Hua Wang for sharing the paper! It was a collaborative effort, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to contribute.

Go check out our paper on "Bio-adhesive Macroporous Hydrogels for In Situ Recruitment and Modulation of Dendritic Cells"! Thank you for the highlight! Cancer Center at Illinois

We were so excited to host Aya Surheyao, a junior in Uni High, via the researcHStart Program at CCIL for the past summer. Aya was working with our grad Rimsha rimsha bhatta on a cancer immunotherapy project. We are so happy to be a part of her journey to biomedical research!

Happy to share our recent research article published in Nat Commun. Led by excellent grad student Joonsu Han , we show that metabolic glycan labeling can immobilize dendritic cell membrane and thus activate DCs, leading to improved presentation of antigens nature.com/articles/s4146…

Extremely delighted to share my recent work in Nature Communications. Forever grateful to my advisor Hua Wang for his invaluable guidance, support, and mentoring to help make this milestone a reality! Many thanks to all the co-authors and collaborators.

Research from University of Illinois shows a new cancer vaccine holds the potential to help patients receive personalized treatment. 👉Get the details: bit.ly/3RGPJd0 #CancerResearch Hua Wang CEE at Illinois @IllinoisMatSE Carle Illinois Med U of I School of Molecular and Cellular Biology NCSAatIllinois