Sonal Gahlawat successfully defended her doctoral dissertation today, entitled “Structure-Function Relationship of Collagen-III Mutations in vascular Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome.” Vik Nanda, Jean Baum, and Eddy Arnold were the other members of … Read More
David Shreiber was named Vice Provost for Academic Affairs at Rutgers University–New Brunswick. In the Vice Provost role, Dr. Shreiber will provide leadership for high-quality academic programming, teaching and learning, assessment, and program … Read More
A two-year, $50,000 pilot grant has been awarded by the New Jersey Commission on Cancer Research to Professor David Shreiber and Dr. Kelly Kyker-Snowman to develop models to study epithelial-to-mesenchymal transitions associated with ovarian … Read More
The REU Site in Cellular Bioengineering, directed by Professor Shreiber, was renewed for three years with a $428,240 grant from the National Science Foundation. The next 3-year cycle of the … Read More
Professor Shreiber has been awarded an $8,000 International Collaborative Research Grant from Rutgers Global to support a collaboration with Professor Fei Xu from Jiangnan University in China. The funds will … Read More
The research described in the Biointerphases publication was featured on the cover of the journal issue and has been highlighted by a number of news sources: Rutgers Today 3DMedNet … Read More
Rutgers engineering faculty Jeffrey Zahn and David Shreiber (BME) and Hao Lin and Jerry Shan (MAE) have partnered with a life science company to model and develop transdermal gene and … Read More
Timo Roehrs defended his MS thesis, entitled “Encapsulation of mesenchymal stem cells as a potential treatment for stroke, modeled as an oxygen glucose deprived system.” Congratulations, Timo!
Advanced Biomatrix began sale of collagen methacrylamide under the trade-name Photocol. Photocol is a photo-crosslinkable collagen-based biomaterial.
David Shreiber has been promoted to the rank of Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering.