Institute for Biological Interfaces of Engineering

Institute for Biological Interfaces of Engineering

IBIOE Graduate Student Matthew Pepper Publishes Research in the Journal of Histotechnology

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IBIOE Graduate Student Erin McCave presents at BMES Annual Meeting

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Featured Lab Capability: Bead Generation at IBIOE

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The IBIOE mission is to develop, study, and translate tissue test systems in order to understand, treat, and prevent the disease process.  Three dimensional tissue test systems are built in a laboratory setting, using cells and plastic “scaffolds” to construct particular aspects of living tissue.  Tissue systems may built and “personalized” using cells from an individual; hence, the potential is to develop vaccines and therapies that are specific to that individual.  These 3D tissue models provide additional information for a clinician or a scientist that cannot be gleaned from traditional 2D cell culture systems.

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Brian Booth

Dr. Brian Booth is an IBIOE Researcher whose research interests include breast cancer, stem cells, and cell biology.

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Learn about tissue engineering and how composite structures are transforming medicine. The IBIOE Learning Module also includes a fun interactive learning center covering biomedical concepts and its applications.

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