Rutz selected as Invited Speaker for 2022 Neuroelectronic Interfaces Gordon Research Conference
Prof. Alexandra Rutz spoke at the 2022 Neuroelectronic Interfaces Gordon Research Conference. Her talk was titled “Porosity in Bioelectronic Devices Towards Biocompatible Tissue Interfaces”.
Rutz and Mullen awarded Women’s Health Technologies Collaboration Initiation Grant
Prof. Alexandra Rutz and Prof. Mary M. Mullen were awarded a Women’s Health Technologies Collaboration Initiation Grant by the James McKelvey School of Engineering and School of Medicine Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology (Washington University in St. Louis) titled “In Vitro Bioelectronic Monitoring of Therapy Response in 3D, Patient-Derived Ovarian Cancer Models”.
Rutz and Wood awarded Center for Regenerative Medicine Seed Grant
Prof. Alexandra Rutz and Prof. Matthew Wood have been awarded a Seed Grant by Center of Regenerative Medicine (Washington University in St. Louis) titled “3D Printed Bioelectronic Scaffolds for Accelerated Peripheral Nerve Regeneration”.
2022 MRS Spring Meeting
Come join us in beautiful Honolulu for the 2022 MRS Spring Meeting. Abstracts submission is open for our symposium SB05—Tissue-Like Bioelectronics and Living Bioelectronic Interfaces. Check out the amazing speaker line-up & submit here.