Happy #WorldIPDay ! Why is intellectual property an important part of the invention process, and how does something go from a patent to a product? Learn more below ⬇️
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Amazing talk by ⁦Natalie Artzi⁩ ⁦Harvard Medical School⁩ ⁦Wyss Institute⁩ describing tissue and cell responsive materials for adhesion. 👏👏👏

To celebrate #DNADay , William Shih, Wesley Wong Lab, & Peng Yin discuss how they're using DNA, what problems they can solve with DNA nanotechnology, and their progress towards the ambitious founding vision of our Molecular Robotics Initiative.
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A new Boston-based startup with ties to Harvard University's Wyss Institute and Colossal Biosciences, a startup co-founded by Harvard geneticist George Church, has launched to tackle a pervasive problem: Plastic pollution. bizjournals.com/boston/news/20…

It's #AdministrativeProfessionalsDay ! Learn more about how our Administrative Services Team works across the Institute to keep the Wyss running smoothly.
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Wyss Founding Director Don Ingber will be speaking on Friday, May 10 at the Convergence Forum, sharing the latest research from the lab with other leaders in healthcare innovation.
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We're almost at the end of #ParkinsonsAwarenessMonth . If you're still wondering how this disease affects people, hear from Lisa Peterson, whose loving marriage was cut tragically short after her husband was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease.
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There is no planet B. Learn how the Wyss is developing sustainable materials and devices in order to ensure we have a healthy planet for future generations to inherit. #EarthDay
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When Emily Stoler was 18, she described her dream job to a taxi driver – now she has it. At the Wyss she's making connections and collaborating across disciplines to get #GreenTech out of the lab. #EarthDay #HOWyss
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Researchers at the Wyss developed tunable crosslinked alginate microgels that improve persistence and function of mesenchymal stromal cells, a type of cell that has the ability to secrete compounds that modulate the immune system.
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Molecular diagnostics is the fastest-growing segment of the global in vitro diagnostics market, but the vast majority of these tests require expensive equipment and supplies. So, Wyss researchers developed Instrument-Free Molecular Diagnostics.
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To fulfill our mission of breaking down the traditional silos of academia, we need infrastructure to support this work. The Wyss' Operations Team facilitates the cutting-edge research by establishing a high level of coordination & safety.
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While doing research , you might not think about things like plumbing, building access, & coffee machines – unless there’s a problem. But, all of these are essential. Learn about who keeps all of this & more running smoothly, our Facilities Team.
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A new Boston-based startup with ties to Harvard University's Wyss Institute and Colossal Biosciences, a startup co-founded by Harvard geneticist George Church, has launched to tackle a pervasive problem: Plastic pollution. bizjournals.com/boston/news/20…

Breaking, a Wyss startup gestated at Colossal Biosciences®, launched to use the power of biology to eliminate plastic waste with X-32, a microbe that can degrade plastics. Breaking is led by Co-Founders & Wyss Lumineers Sukanya Punthambaker (CEO) & Vaskar Gnyawali (CSO).
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5 billion tons of plastic are sitting in landfills, oceans, and our ecosystems 🗑️🌊🌎

Breaking is a new company, gestated within Colossal, that’s on a mission to fix that problem naturally. Visit breaking.com to learn more.

Not sure I'd call the newest story by Hannah Green 'breaking news' but IT IS news about a new company called Breaking (from Wyss Institute and george church startup Colossal Biosciences®) that aims to fight pollution with a microbe that can break down plastics. bizjournals.com/boston/news/20…

Congrats Aric on your Ph.D. defense!

Learn more about Aric and his work: bit.ly/4awHcR0

Bill Brady gave a tour of KulaBio to Wyss members Emily Stoler and Seth Kroll, showing how this Wyss startup can deliver sustainable nitrogen fertilizer to help farmers improve crop yield and reduce their environmental impact. #Startup #Sustainability

We're looking for a Visiting Graduate Researcher to join the Brain Shuttle Discovery Team, part of the #BrainTargetingProgram . This position will focus on brain shuttle compound discovery and brain-targeted therapeutics discovery.
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