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Check our new paper "Micromechanics of soft materials using microfluidics", thanks to Yufan's hard work and a great collaboration with KnowlesLab Cambridge and Yi link.springer.com/article/10.155…

🧑‍🤝‍🧑🌏 We love collaborations! Well done to Dr. Daniele Vigolo Vigolo LAB on your recent co-authored paper 'Combined Effect of Matrix Topography and Stiffness on Neutrophil Shape and Motility' Read here >>> doi.org/10.1002/adbi.2… #nanostructure #nanopattern

It was an honour to present today at #iacis2022

Excited to go to Brisbane again for #RACI2022. Stay tuned for my keynote talk on Wednesday 10:20am in room P3. Can’t wait to meeting old and new friends!

Well done Yi! Amazing work and great collaboration!

Tomorrow, come visit us at #USYDOpenDay at: 1️⃣ Nicolson Museum: Academic advice 🧑‍💻 2️⃣ Eastern Avenue: Engineering displays and showcases 🤓 3️⃣ J03 Engineering building: Guided tour in the #USYDBME building 🧑‍🔬 4️⃣ Carslaw Lecture Theatre 159: #USYDBME Talk from 11:30AM-12:30PM

We’ll done Shin Wei Chong! Thanks for representing the lab! Biomedical Engineering, University of Sydney

Great micro/nanofluidics workshop today, thanks everyone to participate.

Great poster by Shin Wei Chong for the Micro/Nanofluidics workshop at Sydney Nano

Really excited my research is already gaining some traction and so happy to be apart of such a brilliant team at USYD ARGUS @spdegraaf Vigolo LAB Stefano Palomba Sydney Science Sydney Agriculture forbes.com.au/news/innovatio…

Look forward to The Sydney Nano-ISMB Distinguished Public Lectures that features three plenary talks by Nobel Laureate Prof Martin Chalfie, Lasker Awardee Prof Michael Sheetz Lasker Foundation and Singapore Mechanobiology Institute Mechanobiology Institute Director Prof Rong Li😉🙌👍Sydney Nano Australian Society for Mechanobiology (AuSMB)

Please stay tune for this exciting public lectures that feature Nobel Laureate The Nobel Prize Australian Society for Mechanobiology (AuSMB) Sydney Nano Engineering Sydney Uni Biomedical Engineering, University of Sydney Cardiovascular Initiative, University of Sydney NSW CVRN

Looking forward to attend the 4th International Symposium on Mechanobiology (ISMB) starting this afternoon Australian Society for Mechanobiology (AuSMB) Sydney Nano

Great way to start the day! Enjoying breakfast with the Sydney Nano #NanoHealth Network re-capping on 2022 and looking beyond into 2023! Fantastic #leadership & inspiring #research // Want to know more👉👉 bit.ly/3AHnoKV

Great first Australian end of the year barbecue for our group! Joseph Yang Shin Wei Chong Biomedical Engineering, University of Sydney

Blood clot researchers could benefit from a new device that mimics a human vein, replacing the need for animals for some studies: birmingham.ac.uk/news/2023/vein…. Read the publication: frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…. Alexander Brill Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine #bloodclot #animals Vigolo LAB Hosam Alden Baksamawi

Here's our latest paper on platelet accumulation in an endothelium-coated advanced vein-on-chip in vitro model to better understand DVT Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine. Well done Hosam Alden Baksamawi, Alexander Brill,@AlessioAlexiad1! frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

@ICVS_UoB ChemEng Bham Medical Technology & Medical Device Network Check out the full paper, "Platelet accumulation in an endothelium-coated elastic vein valve model of deep vein thrombosis is mediated by GPIbα—VWF interaction" by Hosam Alden Baksamawi, @AlessioAlexiad1, Vigolo LAB, & Alexander Brill in Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine: doi.org/10.3389/fcvm.2…

Imagine predicting if a blood clot is fatal using a chip the size of a memory stick! Scientists funded by the NC3Rs and British Heart Foundation are developing non-animal methods to investigate how clots form and drugs to prevent deep vein thrombosis (DVT), stroke and coronary heart disease🧵

PhD researcher Hosam Hosam Alden Baksamawi in Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine shows a ‘vein-on-a-chip’ with microscopic moving valves that open and close allowing researchers to study how blood flow affects clot formation in DVT replacing the use of mice in some studies. frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…