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I had a great time visiting Xiaoyuan (Shawn) Chen's lab at NUS NUS Nanomedicine TRP . High quality science and super hospital. Thanks for the invitation!

Mind blowing talk by Michael Levin at IEEERoboSoft on ubiquitous, unconventional, multiscale and diverse intelligence of biology…if you want to know more about the topic👇: nature.com/articles/s4422… Nature Reviews Bioengineering

Our April issue is live! Read about robots for water purification, models of the central nervous system, CAR T-cell therapy optimization, cytokine therapeutics and more! On the cover: Fresh water pollution bit.ly/3mBb5vG

We encourage our authors to increase citation diversification and include a citation diversity statement in their Review articles! Read all about it in our April Editorial 👇 rdcu.be/c9U0m

In this newly published Review, Chilkoti et al discuss the applications and design considerations of synthetic biomolecular condensates to regulate cellular functions as a new paradigm for synthetic biology. Duke University nature.com/articles/s4422…

This new Review by Silvestro Micera discusses neuroprosthetic solutions to restore voluntary hand movements by bypassing the neural lesion caused by neurological disorders or traumas. Neuro-X Institute, EPFL, TNE_LAB, SantAnnaPisa, Cynthia Chestek solaiman.shokur, go.nature.com/41F7StQ

New Research Highlight! Rocha Lab and @KouwerLab developed a synthetic designer matrix to investigate cell-matrix interactions PNASNews Mar Cóndor Jorge Barrasa Fano @BorisLouis2 nature.com/articles/s4422…

Join us at the Bioengineering for Global Health Nature Conference in Nashville Nov 13-15! How can bioengineering contribute to solving global health challenges? Speaker and poster spots available Vanderbilt University Nature Communications Nature Biomedical Engineering Nature Conferences Register here: go.nature.com/3nEeTgl

🔬🧫🧪Interested in human disease models or looking for examples of the impact #organoids, #bioengineered tissue models, and #organ-on-chip technology already have on (pre)clinical research? Then check out 👇🏻our new review in Nature Reviews Bioengineering: rdcu.be/dbS12

The current drug development process suffer from notoriously high failure rates. This Review discusses translationally-relevant human disease models and defines key milestones for their widespread application.Dr. Sarah Hedtrich bit.ly/3nOOEUB

On the ✨cover✨ of Nature Reviews Bioengineering!! Nano-mediated delivery in plants with an 👁️towards germline tissue delivery & bypassing plant regeneration through tissue culture. We predict some exciting breakthroughs in this space in the coming 3-5 years ☺️ tinyurl.com/ph66t4eu

In this new Review, Melissa Little and colleagues discuss renal replacement therapies including in vivo kidney engineering, xenotransplantation, blastocyst complementation and stem cell-derived kidney tissue engineering. Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) University of Melbourne bit.ly/3ByxnlH

Enjoying the talk by Mike Mitchell at the Gordon Research Conferences on cancer nanotechnology? Don't miss their Review on delivery technologies for women's health applications nature.com/articles/s4422…

Our June issue is live! Read about women’s health, neurotechnologies to restore hand functions, remote control of CAR-T cells, plant-based biopharmaceutical engineering and more! nature.com/natrevbioeng/v…

Our #review on #neuroprosthetics for #hand function restoration got the COVER of Nature Reviews Bioengineering soooo coool!!! Thanks to the editors Sadra Bakhshandeh and Christine Horejs and of course all the co-authors Elena Losanno, solaiman.shokur, Matt Mender, Cynthia Chestek nature.com/articles/s4422…

Our review article on engineering the gut microbiome is out at Nature Reviews Bioengineering Nature Reviews Bioengineering . nature.com/articles/s4422…

From a highly collaborative, interdisciplinary team, we hope this work will be a catalyst to keep pushing forward this exciting field. Thank you to all of our colleagues! Yale School of Medicine W. Taylor Kimberly Dr Annabel Sorby-Adams Matt Rosen NIBIB AHA Science nature nature.com/articles/s4422…

This new Review discusses the technical advances of portable, low-field MRI, which is transforming and democratizing clinical brain imaging. BISP MRI @ HKU The Center for Law, Brain, and Behavior Juan Eugenio Iglesias Kevin Sheth W. Taylor Kimberly @rosenlab Dr Annabel Sorby-Adams AndrewWebb bit.ly/3Djfecp

That's a great list of speakers and several Nature Portfolio editors are also participating. Looking forward to meeting many of you there :)

The ultimate bioengineering challenge - take part now! We are launching a competition asking students and Postdocs to theoretically tackle some of the most pressing bioengineering challenges – from the idea to the sketch of a prototype. More info here: go.nature.com/4dCP2KW