Brendan will be officially honored at the 2014 Soc. for Biomaterials meeting in Denver in April, but we are excited to announce it now! The award is given “to recognize an individual who has demonstrated outstanding achievements in the field of biomaterials research within ten years following his/her terminal degree or formal training.” This award recognizes all the work done by our lab, including development of biomaterials for regenerative repair of orthopedic insertional injuries (e.g., to repair tendon-bone junctions), as well as ex vivo platforms to examine the impact of the tissue microenvironment on stem cell and cancer cell fate decisions. Congrats to everyone!
Engineering cellular microenvironments and microstructures