Hollister Lab

Congratulations to our graduating undergraduate researchers Lela Ellerbe, Valerii Kulagin, and Madeline MacDonald!

Special thanks to Kaitlyn A. Brooks, @ReflectivEthics, Sarah Jo Tucker,@HarshaBME, Adam Verga, Subhadra Shashidharan, Kevin O. Maher, Dawn M. Simon, April M. Landry,@GoudySteve for your contributions to this study from @EmoryMedicine and @childrensatl! authors.elsevier.com/c/1g-Gi_3mzZ9H…

#AvailableForLicense: Synthesis reaction combines shape-memory, biodegradable, elastomeric mat w photocurable chem & 3D printing for #softtissuereplacement & #biomedicaldevices. #cardiovascular, #musculoskeletal, & #gastrointestinal apps. @CoulterBME ow.ly/G58350LLg46

#AvailableForLicensing: Biodegradable #shapememorypolymers increase tissue integration of adaptable implants while preventing >50% of recurring patch repair procedures in patients under 3 with #congenitaldiaphragmatichernias. ow.ly/ElpN50LPfGP @CoulterBME

Two great talks in the Pediatric Tissue Engineering session at #TERMISAM2023 presenting design requirement framework and successful outcomes in human by @HollisterLab & @HarshaBME of the biomanufactured airway splint to treat tracheomalacia in children

#AvailableForLicense: Patient-specific, #resorbableheartvalves, particularly beneficial for #pediatrics, could treat more conditions and patients while decreasing complications. Bioresorbable materials are replaced by new tissue to perform device function. ow.ly/HpwL50MPLMF

Check out our new study led by @HarshaBME with special thanks to our collaborators @UHRainbowBabies, incl. @mlbocks @emilyckish Percutaneous delivery and degradation of a shape memory elastomer poly(glycerol dodecanedioate) in porcine pulmonary arteries bit.ly/PGD_MISpre-cli…

Sterilizing shape memory polymers? Checkout our study led by Dr. Ramaraju @HarshaBME. Sterilization effects on PGD: A biodegradable shape memory elastomer bit.ly/PGDsterile Special thanks to our collaborators Dr. Martin Bocks and team at @CWRU @UHRainbowBabies

“We’re determined to develop innovative solutions that meet the needs of Georgia’s most complex pediatric patients.” pediatric.technology/mission-in-act…

Congratulations to Ryan Akman on our latest study published in @ApplMaterToday with @HarshaBME and Adam Verga! #3Dprinting #biomaterials Multimodal 3D printing of biodegradable shape memory elastomer resins for patient specific soft tissue repair sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Check out our article in this month’s edition of Biomaterials where we describe a blueprint for 3D printing personalized devices. Link: bme.gatech.edu/bme/news/holli… Special thanks to our wonderful collaborators @childrensatl and GCMI @medtechinnovate. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

The @HollisterLab has had breakthroughs in #3Dprinting technology that enable the development of highly personalized medical devices. Read about their "how-to" for developing #medicaldevices through 3D printing with safety and #QC in mind: ow.ly/LUx250Lok86

Hollister lab creates blueprint for life-saving 3D printed implantable devices: bme.gatech.edu/bme/news/holli… @EmoryMedicine @ibbgatech @US_FDA

Check out our new study led by @HarshaBME and a special thanks to all of our collaborators, including @shaunkunisaki and Dr. Shelby Sferra at @HopkinsKids! Finite element analysis of esophageal atresia repair with biodegradable polymer sleeves sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Check out our article: Tissue-engineered vascularized patient-specific temporomandibular joint reconstruction in a Yucatan pig model! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Our patients at the @ATLPedsHemOnc are sending all the love and strength to @wsbtv's @jovitamoore, who has just been diagnosed with glioblastoma, an aggressive brain cancer. #JovitaStrong

Today's announcement complements our ongoing focus on AI. In the next five years, GT will hire an additional 100 researchers in the field, further solidifying our standing as a leader in the teaching and discovery of machine learning.

And the Hollister Lab’s 😉 Congrats Nettie! We are so proud of you and all that you do.

Justice (left) has been followed by our cardiologists since before she was born. After she made history as one of the youngest patients to undergo surgery involving a 3D-printed tracheal splint, these identical twins reunited—and made quick use of their enviable wardrobes.