Our most recent article on the bioprinting of living hydrogels is now available online!

Congratulations to Xinxin, Zahra, Mario, Dalia and Coralie for this article! It is published in Colloids and Surfaces B: Biointerfaces.

In this article, we show that bacterial cells remain alive in a polymeric hydrogel matrix, conferring the gels with genetically-encoded functions.

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With this award, Lucie will continue research on materials fabricated from bacterial collagen in our group!

Sabra comes from the Moraes lab and will contribute her biomaterials expertise to various ongoing projects. Welcome!

Evelina will join our team working on the engineering and screening of electrically conductive protein fibers. Welcome!

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