Hi Nazia, this is amazing. Do these materials have potential for regenerative medicine and pain management within our lifetimes? I assume the clinical side of your research is partnered with surgeons, but do you regularly work with other medical professionals? What has been the most difficult organ to spoof? What kind of credentials and degrees does one need to get into this field, and how do you suggest someone start?
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Reply to Hello Reddit, I’m Nazia Mehrban, a Lecturer in Biotechnology at University of Bath. I design and build materials that are implanted into patients to repair or replace damaged tissues. by UniversityofBath
Hi Nazia, this is amazing. Do these materials have potential for regenerative medicine and pain management within our lifetimes? I assume the clinical side of your research is partnered with surgeons, but do you regularly work with other medical professionals? What has been the most difficult organ to spoof? What kind of credentials and degrees does one need to get into this field, and how do you suggest someone start?