Abhishek Jain

@JainLabTAMU

Associate Professor/Barbara and Ralph Cox ’53 Faculty Fellow. Texas A&M College of Engineering and School of Medicine.

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    Thanks to the @bmentamu @TAMUEngineering talented students, and our collaborators across the vibrant Texas Medical Center ecosystem.
    TAMU Engineering @TAMUEngineering
    Dr. Jain's organ on a chip research can can impact the healthcare landscape in many ways such as bringing the drugs to the patients much faster, easier and ultimately lower the cost of healthcare not just in the United States, but across the globe.
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    Dr. Jain's organ on a chip research can can impact the healthcare landscape in many ways such as bringing the drugs to the patients much faster, easier and ultimately lower the cost of healthcare not just in the United States, but across the globe.
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    RT @TAMU: A student playing an accordion on Texas A&M's campus sparked an engineering breakthrough. Dr. Abhishek Jain and Dr. Ankit Kumar from @TAMUEngineering have built a first-of-its-kind accordion-like device that replicates human blood flow waveforms in the lab. This device opens doors for advancing the study of vascular diseases, discovering drugs and supporting safe space travel. Read more: #TAMU #AggieResearch #TAMUEngineering
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    NEW lab website, new directions and energy! Can't believe my lab is entering its 10th year! As we plan to transition to new challenges, our website is now refurbished: Designed completely in-house by my student, Katelyn Ta, w/ help from @aguycalledankit
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    RT @TAMUEngineering: Check out the latest episode of @TAMU's 'At Ease' featuring engineering research: Organs-on-Chips! @bmentamu Dr. Abishek Jain and former student Ashley Chuong discuss their groundbreaking work and its applications in studying diseases like cancer and cardiovascular disease.
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    Join President Welsh for the second podcast episode of At Ease, produced by @KAMUTVFM, as he sits down with Dr. Abishek Jain from @TAMUEngineering and his former student, Ashley Chuong from @EnMedTAMU. They dive into how “organ-on-a-chip” technology is revolutionizing research from ovarian cancer to aging in space! Listen here:
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    RT @TAMU: Join President Welsh for the second podcast episode of At Ease, produced by @KAMUTVFM, as he sits down with Dr. Abishek Jain from @TAMUEngineering and his former student, Ashley Chuong from @EnMedTAMU. They dive into how “organ-on-a-chip” technology is revolutionizing research from ovarian cancer to aging in space! Listen here:
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    #Houston is the future!
    Omid Veiseh @veiseho
    Rice launches RBL LLC to rapidly create biotech startups focused on delivering breakthrough therapies to patients! A Great Leap Forward for biotech innovation in Houston and beyond ⁦@RiceUniversity⁩
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    Rice launches RBL LLC to rapidly create biotech startups focused on delivering breakthrough therapies to patients! A Great Leap Forward for biotech innovation in Houston and beyond ⁦@RiceUniversity⁩
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    RT @milicaruoft: I am really excited to share our paper in Nature Reviews Bioengineering @natrevbioeng on the integration of #organoids into #organ-on-a-chip systems. This is the future of drug discovery and human disease modelling
    Nature Reviews Bioengineering @natrevbioeng
    Organoids and OoCs aim to improve drug testing and disease modelling, but each suffer from limitations. @milicaruoft discusses their integration to improve cellular hierarchy, structural fidelity, reproducibility, throughput, scale up and efficiency.
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    Organoids and OoCs aim to improve drug testing and disease modelling, but each suffer from limitations. @milicaruoft discusses their integration to improve cellular hierarchy, structural fidelity, reproducibility, throughput, scale up and efficiency.
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    RT @kumarlabucb: 63 years of NHLBI support... just remarkable. Dr. Shu Chien's scientific achievements are eclipsed only by his great warmth, decency, and generosity. We bioengineers are fortunate to have him as a leader and role model. Congrats! @ucsdbe
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    RT @ramgopal_rao: A student asked me for my #definition of #success. That made me thinking. Here it is for me. Success, for me, is the absence of regrets. It means knowing that I've given my best effort and not feeling guilty about a lack of effort on my part. If I've truly committed myself and done all I can, I can accept the result without feeling bad. Regret only arises when I know there was something lacking in my efforts. Thus, success is about being at peace with my dedication, knowing I've done everything within my power. The outcome does not define my success. What's your definition of success? 🤔
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    📢Our new publication describing a "mathematics-integrated organ-on-chip". Raw data & codes freely available. #PLOSONE: AngioMT: 2D image-to-physics tool to predict oxygen transport in vascularized MPS 1st authored by @_TanmayMathur at @TAMUEngineering
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