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Our own Bram Soliman presenting in Intl Soc Biofab session at #termisabmc on controlling crosslinking sequentially to print low density bioinks OtagoCHCH Khoon Lim Tim Woodfield #proudpi #proudsupervisor

Our paper on photocrosslinked biofabricated silk constructs is now online @AdvSciNews. Awesome collaboration with Jelena Rnjak-Kovačina, such a fun project! Tim Woodfield César Alcalá Bram Soliman Prof Steve Wise rlevato Jos Malda ASBTE #biofabrication bit.ly/2QW5ayR

Excited to have my first first-author publication on 3D bioprinting of soft bioinks using a stepwise cross-linking approach! Find it @AdvSciNews. Thanks to my supervisors Khoon Lim Tim Woodfield! OtagoCHCH Universität Würzburg #UniWürzburg

The next ASBTE #PandemicPrimetime Seminar continues our presentations from GR students & ECRs, this week we have Bram Soliman Bram Soliman & Bradyn Parker Bradyn Parker, join us on Wed @ 3pm (AEST) to find out more about their research! For more info 👉asbte.org/events

Excited to show our research Intl Soc Biofab on the development of a sacrificial ink dissolving after days rather than instantly post-fabrication. Delaying ink dissolution improved bone and vascular tissue formation. Thanks to Khoon Lim Tim Woodfield University of Otago #ISBFtweetConference2021

ASBTE and @ysf_dgbm are joining forces to host a virtual seminar on the 8th of April, featuring 6 early-career researchers from both societies. Register here and join us for the session -> bit.ly/3fzXTRR Looking forward to a great scientific discussion #biomaterials

We have about 12 spots left for the in person QLD ASBTE event UQ News this Friday. If you or any of your students are interested in coming to this FREE event to hear some brilliant research and network with local colleagues please let me know 👋 #biomaterials QUT

Excited to share our research Intl Soc Biofab at #biofab2022 presenting a sacrificial bioink with unique programmable dissolution properties to allow the temporal introduction of channels in cell-laden hydrogels, promoting tissue formation Thanks to Khoon Lim Tim Woodfield University of Otago

Excited to share some work: oxygen carrying hydrogel microspheres which utilizing the interaction between Heparin and Hemoglobin to support encapsulated cells at hypoxic conditions. Intl Soc Biofab #biofab2022

Bram Soliman University of Otago and now UNSW presenting at Ausbioprint on “Programming delayed dissolution into sacrificial bioinks for dynamic temporal control of architecture within 3D-bioprinted constructs” UTS

Very happy to have been able to share some of my PhD work at the ASBTE NSW showcase, hear about all the amazing work being done in NSW, and stoked to receive an award for my presentation!!