Prof A. Cambi is giving a seminar as BiS Talks

Prof A. Cambi is giving a seminar about 'Mechnanobiology of Leukocytes' in TU/e in Ceres 1.26 at 11.00 am. on 14th of February, 2019 for a series of BiS talks hosted by Jan de Boer.
Prof A. Cambi is giving a seminar about 'Mechnanobiology of Leukocytes' in TU/e in Ceres 1.26 at 11.00 am. on 14th of February, 2019 for a series of BiS talks hosted by Jan de Boer.
The latest article from BiS related to “Identification of topographical architectures supporting the phenotype of rat tenocytes” first authored by Steven Vermulen (DOI: 10.1016/j.actbio.2018.10.041) is in the news of materialstoday.com. Steven just quoted that "We believe that cells can read Braille, we just do not know the Braille language". For the original news.
Bach Le Quang printed his thesis on bone tissue engineering and is ready to defend it on December 18th. Bach's research focused on the use of decellularised hypertrophic cartilage matrix as a source for bone tissue engineering. Bach is the 18th PhD student to graduate under the supervision of Jan de Boer.
Dr. Nathalie Groen from Leiden University Medical Centre, and jandeboerlab alumni, will give a presentation on “Single-cell transcriptomics reveal an association between ER stress and loss of human β-cell identity” on 23rd November 2018 at 11:30h in the Ceres building library, TU/e.
Jan de Boer's lab moved to Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e). Jan de Boer is now the chair of Biointerface Science in Regenerative Medicine (BiS) under Biomedical Engineering Department.