LIMB (Ali Tamayol)

@FaribaAghabaglu , Ph.D. Of biomedical engineering from LIMB lab will give a keynote talk tomorrow, February 21,2020 at Engineering Graduate Symposium with topic “Oxygen and Drug Delivery in Tissue Engineering”. Join us at Nebraska Hall, Olsson Room 9:30 a.m #keynote #EWeek2020

Fariba Aghabaglou, Ph.D. Candidate of LIMB presenting her research on Temporal&Spatial drug delivery for wound healing.#BMES2019 @FaribaAghabaglu

Carina Russel, graduate student of LIMB , presenting her research on #handheld printer at #BMES2019 ! #bioprinting

Having Fun with Friends at @BMES2019

Congratulations to our lab and our three teams that took first (SmartFlex Drug Delivery Bandage), second (Biometric Medication Dispenser), and third place (Pen Bone Printer) at the inaugural Engineering Pitch Competition! engineering.unl.edu/fariba-aghabag…

Congratulations to @FaribaAghabaglu for winning the Engineering Pitch competition in Faculty-Postdoctoral-Graduate level! Well done Fariba! Keep rocking!

#BMES2018 reunion of fellow great researchers of #bioengineering @khademh @nasimannabi #alitamayol

#Biomedical #Engineering team of #unl, #unmc at #BMES2018. #Nebraska #unlbiomed #limblab #alitamayol #angiepannierlab

Jacob Quint, graduate researcher of #limblab presenting at #microfluid #symposium at #UNMC. Good job Jacob!

Congratulations to Azade Mostafavi, graduate research assistant of #limblab on giving her first oral presentation on #scaffolds with improved #myogenesis in #BMES2018.

Ian Ghanavati, undergrad researcher of #limblab and his poster in #microneedle in #BMES2018; Well done Ian!

Tyrell Williams, senior undergraduate research of #limblab presenting his research in in-situ printing of muscle scaffold in #BMES2018 .

Check out our recently published review paper, Future of Wound Care, on smart wound care in Trends of Biotechnology (The cell community)! #woundcare #woundhealing #smartwoundcare #smartbandage #unl #universityofnebraska #biomedical #limblab #alitamayol #reviewpaper

.@NebEngineering's Ali Tamayol co-designed a smart bandage that could deliver multiple meds triggered via smartphone bit.ly/2hPdzou

Ali Tamayol, assistant professor of mechanical and materials engineering, is part of a team (including researchers from UCLA, Harvard) that has developed a flexible, biodegradable membrane that could fight periodontitis (gum disease). #NebEngineering ow.ly/7Vwb30gxVoU