Watch a 32-minute research presentation from the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute's 2023 10-Year Anniversary Symposium where Sarah Heilshorn explores the development and applications of customized biomaterials designed to mimic neural tissue. Delve into cutting-edge research that bridges materials science and neuroscience, examining how personalized biomaterials can be engineered to replicate the complex properties of neural systems. Learn about the latest advances in creating synthetic environments that support neural cell growth and function, with potential implications for studying neurological conditions and developing therapeutic approaches.
Bespoke Biomaterials - Towards Personalized Neural Mimics
Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute, Stanford via YouTube
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Bespoke biomaterials: Towards personalized neural mimics
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Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute, Stanford
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