
Engineering Muscles on a Chip. Directed by Prof. Megan L. McCain, PhD @uscbme @USCViterbi @USCStemCell @KeckSchool_USC
Los Angeles, CA
Joined June 2020
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USC Laboratory for Living Systems Engineering retweeted
Cellular biology is filled with mysteries waiting to be unraveled with innovative tech, lots of data & collaboration between institutions. That’s why we’re announcing 4 projects in genomics & #biology, bringing labs together to decode cellular functions czi.co/3wur2bT
Likewise, @LeonardoMorsut! It is such a privilege to do fun new science with a good friend, and now have the opportunity to expand our collaboration across LA. Reach out if you'd like to join our team at the interface of syn bio and tissue engineering! @uscbme @USCStemCell
Lucky to have the best colleague @mccainlab with whom to embark in this new adventure across USC UCLA Caltech, towards controlling tissue organization with synBio and tissue engineering - will be hiring, if you’re interested drop a line!
Thank you for the support!
🏆 We’re excited to support Megan McCain who will use her #ExpansionAward to query characteristics of #HLHS patient-derived iPSC-cardiomyocytes on an in-house organ-on-a-chip platform. Congratulations to @mccainlab @uscbme @USCViterbi @USCStemCell @KECKSchool_USC!
When synthetic biology and tissue engineering collide... Check out our new approaches for patterning tissues with @LeonardoMorsut, led by our very own @uscbme PhD student @garibyan_mher and @tylermhoffman from @songli_UCLA
Wonderful day celebrating the accomplishments of our @uscbme PhD students Natalie @natalienkhalil, Nina, Stephanie, Alisa, Mher, and James at the Grodins Research Symposium
Thank you @iefimov for delivering our @uscbme Fred S. Grodins Keynote Lecture for 2023! We were all inspired by your creative and impactful innovations in cardiac devices. It was a pleasure to host you with @peteryingxiao
Honored to be inducted into @aimbe during an inspirational meeting in DC for scientific advocacy, diversity, and impact. Great to spend time with old colleagues @RegenBio, new colleagues @peteryingxiao, and the stunning cherry blossoms! 🌸 @uscbme
Super excited for our very own @meganrexiushall and her well-deserved award from @nih_nhlbi! @uscbme
Megan Rexius-Hall has been awarded the Pathway to Independence Award by the NIH.
Rexius-Hall is a postdoc in the McCain Laboratory using “Heart-on-a-Chip” technology to research cardiac damage post-heart attack: bit.ly/3mKbeg7
Listen to us now on the BBC!
More than 8m unregistered SIM cards are blocked in Ghana @Thomas_Naadi explains. @mccainlab @meganrexiushall @uscbme @USCViterbi create a #heart attack on a chip to better treat patients + could it be the end of hard copy games? @DJChrisBerrow reports.
bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3ct31z…
USC Laboratory for Living Systems Engineering retweeted
Approx every 40 seconds , someone in the US will have a heart attack, says @American_Heart . @uscbme researchers have developed a "heart attack on a chip,” that may become a testbed for personalized drugs to save lives. ow.ly/zBUX50LXQsA
Postdoc @meganrexiushall engineered cardiac tissue on top of microfluidic gas channels to fabricate a "heart attack on a chip" - check it out today in @ScienceAdvances! 🫀🔬👩🔬 science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
Enjoying the beach at the @USCStemCell retreat! 🌞🌴🧫🔬
Incredibly grateful and excited for this transformative gift to @uscbme !
Exciting news for our school & a step towards "goal of ending illness.” .@uscBME is now the Alfred E. Mann Dept. of Biomedical Engineering. Gift will grow our talented faculty, & strengthen ties to @keckmedusc Thank you to all who made this a reality. ow.ly/y8fF50LHoTZ
USC Laboratory for Living Systems Engineering retweeted
USC BME is hiring! See link for details - bme.usc.edu/about/careers-in…
Congrats to all five of our @uscbme PhD students for stellar presentations at a fantastic @BMESociety #BMES2022!
Last day of #BMES2022! Check out our two presentations today:
Mher Garibyan will present our collaboration with @LeonardoMorsut in Room 006A, 1-2:30pm, "Activating synthetic notch receptors by a patterned surface for spatial control of differentiation."
James Eichenbaum will present our collaboration with @GiorgiaQuadrato at poster 262, "Rapid prototyping and fabrication of perfusable connected neural organoid culture devices." James will be there 9:30-10:30am.
#BMES2022 Day 2! Check out @natalienkhalil Natalie Khalil's poster "Engineering microfluidic devices from 3-D printed templates to elucidate oxygen-dependent phenotypes in human cardiac fibroblasts", poster 357. Natalie will be there 2:30-3:30pm
We made it to San Antonio! We will be presenting tomorrow at the Annual @BMESociety Meeting, details below:



















