Anand, Henry, Maryam, Changling, Nataglie, and Caitlyn all presented their work, along with ~50 other SU students. It was great to see everyone’s work in… Read More »Henry was selected for a rapid fire presentation, and Maryam wins Honorable Mention in the Stevenson Poster session.
This work showed that SMP foams improved survival in a lethal hemorrhage model compared with clinical control treatments.
Congratulations to all for participating. Natalie’s work will be featured in the SurFACTS newsletter.
The lab’s work on SMP foams for hemorrhage control was presented in the Biomedical Implants session at this year’s virtual BioInterface symposium.
This work covers the synthesis and characterization of SMP foams with tunable pore structures, blood interactions, and degradation rates.
Congratulations on a successful and productive summer of research!
The work was done in Dr. Duncan Maitland’s lab at Texas A&M.
Welcome to our new undergraduate researchers! Darnelle is a Biotechnology student at SU, and Bryanna is here for the summer as part of the Biomaterials… Read More »Darnelle and Bryanna join the lab
Natalie will continue her research as a M.S. student in the MBM Lab, and Ellen is looking for jobs in industry.
