Arkodip Mandal

Congrats Monica!!

Excited to present our latest research at SFB 2025 Meeting! If you’re interested in light-based 3D printing of in vitro disease models and fabrication of photoresponsive hydrogels, please attend my talks on Wednesday (04/09) and Friday (04/11)! Can’t wait to connect with everyone in Chicago 🏙️ (1/n)

Can you please add me? Thanks for starting this!!

Congrats @apdhand.bsky.social and team!!

Advances in vat photopolymerization: early-career researchers shine light on a path forward Vat photopolymerization (VP) has emerged as a promising additive manufacturing technique to allow rapid light-based fabrication of 3D objects from a liquid resin. Research in the field of vat photopol...

Beyond excited to share our collaborative, forward-looking perspective in @rsc.org Applied Polymers with a team of early career researchers (graduate students and postdoctoral scientists) on Vat Photopolymerization with special emphasis on new chemistries and processes!
pubs.rsc.org/en/content/a...

Lithography-based 3D printing of hydrogels - Nature Reviews Bioengineering Lithography-based 3D printing has emerged as a valuable tool with which to develop hydrogels for biomedical applications. This Review discusses lithography-based 3D printing techniques, offers guidanc...

Excited to share our recent review on ‘Light-based 3D printing of Hydrogels’ featured in the Biofabrication Focus Issue of @natrevbioeng.bsky.social! (1/n)

www.nature.com/articles/s44...

Congrats to CU Boulder undergraduate, Declan Goddard, on a great poster session yesterday! Declan has been working in the Burdick Lab for the past yr on the design and analysis of physiological forces in hydrogel-based cellular systems (across cardiac, musculoskeletal, and vascular applications). 👏🏻🌟

These dancing cells and I are in San Diego for #CellBio2024 this week! Come check out my talk during the "Building Biological Tubes" subgroup on Sunday, December 15 at 9am to hear me present some progress towards controlling epithelial organization in kidney tissues and organoids.

Kōnane Bay receives CAREER award for polymer fabrication research Polymer thin films can extend the lifespan of everyday products, such as food packaging for preserving freshness and protective coatings for electronics.

I am excited to announce that my lab, has received the NSF CAREER award to continue our work in ultrathin polymer film mechanics. www.colorado.edu/chbe/2024/12...

Delighted to share my latest work, co-first authored with fantastic undergrad mentee Joshua Lee, on highly entangled hydrogels with photolabile crosslinks. We compare selective crosslink cleavage (which lengthens chains) to non-selective photo-oxidative degradation. pubs.rsc.org/en/content/a...

#EpithelialMechanics fan club is active again.

Please follow @epimechfc.bsky.social for daily papers and mini-review threads on all your favorite topics!

Hi Monica, can you add me to the list? Thanks!