Visible excitement proportional to how motivated I am to develop #nextgeneration #biofabtication solutions for #microtia and other conditions requiring reconstructive surgery. ASBTE QUT Knight Campus #3Dprinting [credit to DALL.E for this futuristic vision board!]

Discover the innovation behind our modified 3D printer, equipped with a -35 °C collector and combined with silk concentrated solution, to facilitate the rapid solidification of microfibers for biologically relevant, hi-res, cm-scale, porous constructs pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Check this version of the MEWron family! Freezing the fibers with a collector at -35 ºC opens up a lot of possibilities for processing new materials, doesn't it? 💡🪢 #MEWron

Officially a 'Senior Research Fellow' (Level C) today! Grateful for the massive boost this promotion gives me to take the next steps in my academic adventure. Pictured: new headshot, new toys for the new lab & new research directions! 👩‍🔬🌱🔬 QUT #biofabrication #AcademicTwitter

If you are "serious" about a dream, but you are not ready to move where the best are, not ready to train much harder, not ready to destroy the older versions of yourself, not ready to take any financial risk, not ready to lose your little comfort, then you are not serious at all.

More accolades to wrap up a fantastic 2023! 🏆 Naomi won the #QUT Inclusion & Diversity #award for empowering staff and students to achieve #excellence Currently in the #USA, Ted won the #HDR Support award for going above and beyond in his role Congratulations! 🥳 #superstars

Thanks to brilliant #MEWron technology developed by Simon Luposchainsky & Paul Dalton's team at the Knight Campus, we have developed #biomimetic #microfiber #polyethyelene scaffolds to improve surgical options for #auricular #reconstruction. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ad…

Research stagnates without new abilities- submit your new biofabrication ideas to the Emerging Biofabrication Technologies symposium at TERMIS World Congress in Seattle. TERMIS-AM wc2024.termis.org/call-for-abstr…

Check out our preprint describing a new application of nanohoops in melt electrowriting - wonderful collaboration with my UO colleague, Paul Dalton, at the Knight Campus Paul Dalton University of Oregon 🦆🦆 shorturl.at/yJLX7

Proud of our contribution to fabricate full thickness human skin in vitro, showing how melt electrowriting creates advanced, quality products. The dermal-epidermal junctions are well-replicated, working together with L'Oreal researchers. More to come! doi.org/10.1002/adfm.2…

New cover on ACS Biomat Sci & Eng! Great paper “Cryo-Electrohydrodynamic Jetting of Aqueous Silk Fibroin Solutions” with the participation of Senentxu Lanceros-Méndez, @AnderReizabal and Paulaa ツ. Congratulations!! Paul Dalton doi.org/10.1021/acsbio…

Curious about melt electrowriting, what it is and how it's used? Join this session on April 4th to gain insights and the latest developments in this powerful 3D printing technology

Our 𝗿𝗲𝘃𝗶𝗲𝘄 "Materials and Strategies to Enhance Melt Electrowriting Potential" is out in Advanced Materials! 👀shorturl.at/ekDN7 A must-read for MEW researchers and curious minds!💡 Paul Dalton Knight Campus labquimac AnderReizabal BCMaterials Wiley

Neat photo booth for some fun photos to wind up WBC2024 in Daegu.

A testament to the importance of high resolution technologies when biofabricating tissues. L'Oréal Groupe has been tremendous to work with! Knight Campus University of Oregon nypost.com/2024/05/30/tec…

Happy International Women in Engineering Day!! #INWED24 #WomeninEngineering #EnhancedbyEngineering QUT #BioAM

Are you at #TERMIS2024? Come visit us at booth 103 and learn more about the Department of Bioengineering and the transformative developments taking place at the #KnightCampus. Members of the Paul Dalton Lab will be handing out 3d printed chocolate!

An incredible opportunity with an amazing technology...

Happy Friday from the Knight Campus! 🍂 A stunning fall day here by the Willamette River. Our community is energized for the exciting work ahead. #KnightCampus #AccelerateYourCareer #UOResearch