Posts Tagged ‘Phillip Messersmith’
The Bakar Fellows program selects Professor Phillip Messersmith’s project for Sparks Award
The Bakar Fellows program selects Professor Phillip Messersmith’s project, “Gel Protection During Tumor Ablation” for Spark Awards. You can find the full story here: https://news.berkeley.edu/2023/08/31/Bakar-Fellows-program-selects-seven-projects-for-Spark-Awards?utm_source=Berkeleyan&utm_campaign=877452a58e-berkeleyan_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_99ee3800d7-877452a58e-388726349
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Fetal Surgery Stands to Advance From New Glues Inspired by Mussels
Fetal Surgery Stands to Advance From New Glues Inspired by Mussels by Catalina Estrada June 30, 2016 UC Berkeley engineer Professor Phillip Messersmith is happy to be learning lessons from a lowly mollusk, with the expectation that the knowledge gained will enable him and fellow physicians to prevent deaths among their youngest patients — those…
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Professor Phillip Messersmith Co-Authors Paper on Drug-Induced Tissue Regeneration
Professor Phillip Messersmith Co-Authors Paper on Drug-Induced Tissue Regeneration by Materials Science and Engineering June 8, 2015 Professor Phillip Messersmith has co-authored groundbreaking research showing that a primitive form of tissue regeneration can be harnessed to achieve spontaneous tissue regeneration in adult mice, without the need for stem cells. The study findings were reported in Science…
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