Alex H.P. Chan
@AHP_Chan
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Research fellow | University of Sydney
Joined October 2019
Check out our latest review paper on bioprinting technologies for cardiac repair, joining experts from around the world. https://t.co/gyYdYZOZix
@AppliedCVB @StanfordCVI @StanfordCTSurg @TERMISAM @SFBTE
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Congrats to postdoc fellow Alex Chan on the dissemination of our research on nicotine use and stem cell therapy to the Veteran community! https://t.co/v4LdC75EjB
@AHP_Chan @StanfordCVI @StanfordCTSurg @mattspringer63
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A timely review on how nicotine can potentially impact stem cell efficacy.
Check out this Review article published in @Regen_Med from @NganHuang & @AHP_Chan describing the effects of nicotine exposure on the function of various stem cells
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First paper from my postdoc. A review on nicotine and stem cell therapy translation. https://t.co/zqxTUHcoyf
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Inspirational words in juggling academic work and family life
It's been too long since I've written any non-science works. I wonder if colleagues with young children feel the same about work-life "whack-a-mole" in the Covid-19 era. @StanfordCTSurg @StanfordCVI @AppliedCVB
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@docswise PAPER HIGHLIGHT Recent paper studied new #vascular grafts engineered using #silkworm silk. Changing the architecture of the graft improved its biological response in a rat grafting model over 6 months. https://t.co/9dQ7lHyWTW
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Hot off the press! A new perspectives piece about the progress and future of multi-scale cellular engineering from leaders in the field. @khademh @songli_UCLA @AdamEnglerUCSD @CMBE_BMES @AppliedCVB @StanfordCVI @SFBTE
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Poster session to end the 2020 Innovations in Regulatory Science Summit.
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Our latest paper working with @JelenaRnjak showing the effects of silk architecture on graft performance https://t.co/Hqw22kq2vS. Congrats @AHP_Chan, Elysse and the #APMG team. 2+ years of work across 2 PhD projects, with many contributors. Great team paper. @OzCvA @Sydney_Uni
nature.com
Scientific Reports - Altered processing enhances the efficacy of small-diameter silk fibroin vascular grafts
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