ATTENDEES - NAME BADGE IS TICKET TO SYMPOSIUM MEALS & GALA
2024 UC Systemwide Bioengineering Symposium
Innovations in Bioengineering for Precise Medicine: Unraveling Biological Variables
presented by the Bioengineering Institute of California and
hosted by the Shu Chien - Gene Lay Department of Bioengineering at UC San Diego
Sponsored by California Institute of Regenerative Medicine (CIRM)
Advancing Cell and Gene Therapies in California and Beyond
Biophysical regulation of cell fate transitions
WNT-FZD signaling in development and disease
Expression of Tardigrade Transgenes Increases Human Endothelial Cells Stress Tolerance
Using gene editing to explore variants of unknown significance in the SH2D1A gene to understand the mechanisms of T-cell dysfunction in X-linked lymphoproliferative disease
Primary cortical cell tri-culture to study effects of amyloid-beta on microglia function
BREAK @ 10:45 - 11:15 AM
Sponsored by Institute of Engineering in Medicine (IEM)
Moderated by Center for Technology for Healthy Aging (CTHA)
Dynamics and Mechanisms of CRISPR-Cas9 Through the Lens of Computational Methods
Enhancing Bioelectronics with Feedback Control and Machine Learning for Adaptive Treatment Strategies
Validation of a newly engineered high-affinity platform for fluorescent Ca2+ biosensing against Indo-1 in Jurkat Cells
Drug Side Effect Predictions through Pathway Engineering and Network Models
Deep learning-enhanced vertical flow assay for high-sensitivity detection of troponin???
Lunch with Industry I @ 12:50 - 2:00 PM
Moderated by Medtronic
Engineered Living Materials: Making Biology work for Engineering
Engineering Cancer Cell States
Overcoming Hypoxia-Mediated CAR-NK Therapy Resistance in a 3D Glioblastoma Model
Extracellular matrix cues combine to generate diverse phenotypes during breast cancer progression
Unveiling Metabolic Dynamics in Epithelial Jamming Transition
Moderator/Panelist
BREAK @ 3:40 - 4:00 PM
Moderated by
Tunable, viscoelastic matrices as a Matrigel alternative to study morphogenesis and invasion of mammary epithelium
Tailoring Metabolism to Direct Organoid Differentiation and Tissue Remodeling
Playing Ping-Pong at the Nanoscale Using Solid-State Pores: Applications to Diagnostic Sensing and Single-Molecule Science
Harnessing microbe-host transmission for biological control applications
Improving wearable-derived health algorithms by engineering information extraction methods from dynamical human sleep manifolds
Genetically-targeted bioelectronics to map brain and body circuits
Enhanced Deep Brain Microscopy through Active Scattering Correction
Reveal competitive hybridization dynamics at the single molecule level
BREAK @ 10:15 - 10:30 AM
Sponsored by Institute of Engineering in Medicine, (IEM)
Moderated by Center for Women's Health Innovations though Scientific Engineering, and Medicine (WHISDEM)
Tissue Engineering the Bruch's Membrane, the Basement Membrane of the Retina
Viscoelastic Extracellular Matrix Enhances Epigenetic Remodeling and Cellular Plasticity
Ca2+-mediated cytoskeletal remodeling alters YAP dynamics in a stiffness-dependent manner
Expression of ROCK Inhibition and YAP Activation in Endothelial Cell Bystander Senescence
Optoelectronic peptide-polymer biointerfaces for directing cardiac cellular organization and tissue behavior
Impact of Lactation on Pelvic Skeletal Muscle Regeneration in a Pregnant Birth Injury Model
Panel Discussion III
Moderator:Sponsored by Illumina
Imaging of Molecular Physiology
Associate Professor, Bioengineering, UC BerkeleyActivity based nanosensors for diagnosis of traumatic brain injury
Associate Professor, Bioengineering, UC San DiegoRevealing mechanisms of non-invasive neuromodulation in the brain and spinal cord using functional ultrasound imaging
Kofi Agyeman, Ph.D.
Post Doctoral Researcher, UC RiversideUltrashort echo time quantitative magnetization transfer (UTE-qMT) MRI detects non-enzymatic crosslinking of collagen in ex vivo rat bones
Post Doctoral Researcher, UC San DiegoDeep learning-based peptide panel vertical flow assay for serodiagnosis of Lyme disease
Graduate Student, UC Los AngelesPanel Discussion III
Panelist: