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*Photo: Image of a single Paneth cell with anti-microbial granules in red and green, derived from and adult intestinal stem cell, following the small molecule bio-engineering approach identified by Mead et al.

Charting the path to better cell models of the intestine

Photo: MiNDS probes cause minimal injury to brain tissue. This picture shows minimal tissue scarring (green and red stains) and healthy neuron growth (purple) surrounding the implant. Credit: Khalil Ramadi

Chronic neural implants modulate microstructures in the brain with pinpoint accuracy

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HST MEMP student, Lucas Cahill, selected as 2018 Broshy Fellowship runner-up

*Photo: Therepi’s reservoir, which would attach directly to the damaged heart tissue, is placed on a dime for size reference and connected to a self-sealing subcutaneous port by Whyte, et al./Nature Biomedical Engineering

A new way to mend a broken heart

The First International Meeting of Health Leaders convened by the Ibero-American Organization on Social Security (OISS), the Latin American Organization of Healthcare Providers (OIPSS), the Latin American Hospital Federation (FLH) and the Latin American Health Managers Federation was held in Mexico City on April 19-20, 2018.

HST Faculty, Dr. Martha Gray received 2018 ISSTE Memorial Award