Can’t wait to have one sitting on my coffee table and to marvel at bacteria from time to time! Congrats, Tal Danino!

Thrilled to announce funding from Swiss National Science Foundation for our research on magnetically enhanced live therapeutics for cancer treatment! We will collaborate with clinician-scientists at University of Zurich and push our technologies toward clinical translation. Interested in joining us? We're hiring :)!

Fully back from maternity leave also means scrambling with stubborn daycare viruses 😫. Thanks to my team and all collaborators for accommodating sudden changes in schedule and switches back to zoom! One seriously needs triple back up support! How do you do it?

My startup, Cartesian, is on a roll - we’re moving fast and looking for a senior mobile engineer to join our team and help us ship Cartesian’s first product. Help us spread the word!
jobs.polymer.co/cartesian-syst…

What is #DNA #mechanotechnology and how can it help us develop new #biosensors and #nanomedicine ?

Prof. Dr. Khalid Salaita from Emory University will share the latest from salaitalab in his #keynote talk at #BIC2024 .

Submit your abstract by March 31: biointerfaces.ch

Engineered bacteria are a new therapeutic modality with radical capabilities to find and combat human disease in the body. The failures of Synlogic/Novome products in advanced testing will setback realising the potential in patients. Scientific/Leadership teams were strong.

Feeling literally pumped to be almost fully back at work 😆. Survived my first 9h committee meeting and am grateful for the availability of nursing rooms on campuses at ETH Zurich. Best thing on top: at the same time I can help lactation research by sharing samples 😉!

So excited to see our collaborative work on engineering and controlling soft microrobots with structural and magnetic anisotropy highlighted in Communications Engineering! Big congrats to Yimo Yan and Chao Song from deMello Group and all co-authors! Check out the microrobots’ swarm behavior.

Two weeks ago I had the pleasure to host Pietro Valdastri for a fantastic talk on medical microrobotics as part of the Distinguished Seminar Series in Robotics, Systems and Control D-MAVT, ETH Zurich ETH Zurich! Thank you, Pietro Valdastri—even my little one was fully captivated 😅!