HST grad student Sayo Eweje is developing new technologies for delivering RNA and protein therapies directly to the body’s cells. “There are so many challenges in treating disease where the bottleneck ultimately comes down to delivery,” he says. mitsha.re/e5Kg50T8UnK

Through her women's health research, Sandy is committed to advancing our understanding of endometriosis to reduce the time of diagnosis and to develop more effective treatments. Learn more about Women's Health Innovation at the Wyss: bit.ly/Wyss-Womens-He… #WyssWomensHealth

"People normalize aging and believe we cannot do anything to change it, but I came to realize that’s only because we don’t understand it," says Alex Plesa. Learn more about Alex and the technology he's developing, Ichor. #Aging #Longevity wyss.harvard.edu/news/humans-of…

Read the latest from Don Ingber's lab in Biosensors and Bioelectronics, "Organ chips with integrated multifunctional sensors enable continuous metabolic monitoring at controlled oxygen levels." bit.ly/4dKvXWJ

An FDA-approved drug for Alzheimer’s has the potential to be repurposed for use in emergency situations to prevent irreversible organ injury, according to HMS researchers at the Wyss Institute bit.ly/3Tc8bux

Researchers at the Wyss developed an enzyme-free DNA nanotechnology called Crisscross Nanoseed Detection, for the rapid, ultrasensitive, and low-cost detection of infectious disease biomarkers with broad accessibility in point-of-care settings. wyss.harvard.edu/technology/cri…

While catalytic converters can be used to control pollution, their high cost means that they aren't always replaced as often as they should be. To help, Wyss researchers developed a butterfly-inspired coating for catalytic converters that lowers the cost. wyss.harvard.edu/technology/cat…

Together, Erik Aznauryan and Tina Lebar, are working to overcome the limitations of gene therapies that have existed for decades with their HarborSite technology. Learn more about this team and their work. wyss.harvard.edu/news/cracking-…

Associate Faculty member Ellen Roche MIT is creating the next generation of medical devices to help repair hearts, lungs, and other tissues. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) news.mit.edu/2024/ellen-roc…

Through his women's health research, Abidemi is battling against vaginal infections and preventing early childbirth. Learn more about his work: bit.ly/3yNUNpD #WyssWomensHealth

What if we could make old cells young again? With the Wyss’ Ichor technology, we can. Learn more: bit.ly/3XkLpTN #Aging #Longevity

We are looking for a scientist to develop and validate methods to culture and analyze human Bone Marrow Chips under mission-specific constraints. This work will be done alongside NASA and Space Tango collaborators. Apply now to join our community! #Hiring wyss.harvard.edu/job/scientist-…

A novel synthetic biology platform developed at the Wyss enables the fast and cost-effective development of “instant fluorescent biosensors.” wyss.harvard.edu/news/starting-…

Through her women's health research, Luba is supporting breast cancer patients by developing breast reconstruction solutions that are emotionally and physically healing. Learn more about Luba's work: bit.ly/Wyss-ReConstru… #WyssWomensHealth

A common Alzheimer's drug could one day put people into "suspended animation" to buy them extra time to survive serious injuries & diseases. Read more in ACS Nano. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

A Wyss team developed a novel tunable biomaterial system that allows researchers to investigate and leverage the effects of tissue mechanics on the state of therapeutic T cells in vitro. wyss.harvard.edu/technology/tun…

The Wyss' HarborSite technology overcomes key limitations of existing gene therapies by combining two proprietary genome editing technologies to enable more predictable, safe, and durable gene therapies. wyss.harvard.edu/technology/har…

Wyss startup Spear Bio launched to empower disease research, disease diagnostics, and patient care with the Institute’s ultrasensitive, DNA nanotechnology-driven protein-detection technology called SPEAR. wyss.harvard.edu/technology/spe…

Through his women's health research, Justin is finding ways to alleviate disease and pregnancy complications through modulating the makeup of the female genital tract microbiome. Learn more about Women's Health Innovation at the Wyss: bit.ly/Wyss-Womens-He… #WyssWomensHealth

#ICYMI read all about the new co-SWIFT printing method from Jennifer A. Lewis's lab, recently published in Advanced Materials. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ad…