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Mother Nature's Nanoengineering
Mother Nature's Nanoengineering
To obtain large quantities of plant-derived viral nanoparticles for research, scientists grow viruses in laboratory greenhouses.
Cowpea Mosaic Virus (CPMV) Nanoparticle
Cowpea Mosaic Virus (CPMV) Nanoparticle
Researchers injected chicken embryos bearing human prostate tumors with CPMV nanoparticles containing polyethylene glycol (PEG), bombesin, and a fluorescent dye.
Human Ectopic Artificial Liver (HEAL)
Human Ectopic Artificial Liver (HEAL) - I
To the naked eye, a HEAL looks like a pink contact lens.
Human Ectopic Artificial Liver (HEAL)
Human Ectopic Artificial Liver (HEAL) - II
This miniature human liver was removed from a HEAL-humanized mouse.
Noninvasive visualization
Noninvasive visualization
Noninvasive visualization of release of cargo molecules from nanocarriers with MRI using the dual MR
(Bdelloid) rotifer Philodina roseola
(Bdelloid) rotifer Philodina roseola
(Bdelloid) rotifer Philodina roseola, a microscopic freshwater invertebrate, captured newly developed using video-enhanced polychromatic polarized light microscope.
Crane Fly Nephrotoma suturalis spermatocyte
Crane Fly Nephrotoma suturalis spermatocyte
This is image of refractive index distribution in a thin optical section of Crane Fly Nephrotoma suturalis spermatocyte during metaphase of meiosis I.
Diatom Arachnoidiscus
Diatom Arachnoidiscus
This is a live image of Diatom Arachnoidiscus under 40x magnification.
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Dr. Roderic Pettigrew: A Decade of Innovation for Health

Dr. Roderic Pettigrew: A Decade of Innovation for Health' Dr. Pettigrew welcomed the crowd of over 200 hundred attendees and opened the symposium by focusing on how biomedical imaging and bioengineering has changed in last decade. Dr. Pettigrew described examples of point-of-care technologies that permit diagnostics at the bedside to detect cancer, and imaging advances revealing that human brain circuitry is organized in a grid, like city-streets on a map. To watch featured videos from the symposium click the link below: http://www.nibib.nih.gov/NewsAndEvents/10thAnniversaryVideoGallery.htm

Advice for Future Scientists

Advice for Future Scientists' Researchers from chemical engineering, biomedical and bioengineering, biochemistry, and biophysics give their advice to science students and those who are thinking of going into science. Contributors: Christopher Chen, M.D., Ph.D. Henry Eden, M.D., Ph.D. David Kaplan, Ph.D. George Patterson, Ph.D Belinda Seto, Ph.D. Roberty Tranquillo, Ph.D. Gordana Vunjak-Novakovic, Ph.D.

Dr. Charles Vest: Technological Innovation and Serving the Globe

Dr. Charles Vest: Technological Innovation and Serving the Globe' Dr. Vest gave historical and future perspectives on challenges in scientific research and the new opportunities for discovery in a global environment. To watch featured videos from the symposium click the link below: http://www.nibib.nih.gov/NewsAndEvents/10thAnniversaryVideoGallery.htm

Dr. Shu Chien: Concluding Remarks

Dr. Shu Chien: Concluding Remarks' Dr. Shu Chien emphasized the importance of the integration of biology, medicine, and engineering, highlighting important advances made by NIBIB grantees. To watch featured videos from the symposium click the link below: http://www.nibib.nih.gov/NewsAndEvents/10thAnniversaryVideoGallery.htm

Dr. Phillip Sharp: The Third Revolution

Dr. Phillip Sharp: The Third Revolution' Dr. Phillip Sharp described our current scientific landscape as part of the "third revolution" in science. The first being the discovery by Watson and Crick of the structure of DNA; the second pertaining to innovations in genomics, and the third revolution the current convergence science -- the merging of the physical and engineering sciences with the life sciences -- which will have a profound impact on research and health care To watch featured videos from the symposium click the link below: http://www.nibib.nih.gov/NewsAndEvents/10thAnniversaryVideoGallery.htm

Dr. Hedvig Hricak: Horizons in Innovation and Health

Dr. Hedvig Hricak: Horizons in Innovation and Health' Dr. Hedvig Hricak focused on how the convergence of the life sciences, physical sciences and engineering will play an important role in the prevention, early detection, and precision treatment of cancer in the future. To watch featured videos from the symposium click the link below: http://www.nibib.nih.gov/NewsAndEvents/10thAnniversaryVideoGallery.htm

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