News
Lin lab was awarded a new R01!
The major goal of this R01 is to use the miniJoint model to study the roles of mechanical loading and adipose disfunction in obesity-associated osteoarthritis.
Meagan was awarded a NIH F31 fellowship. Congrats!
Morey Moreland, MD Poster Award
Graduate student Meagan Makarcyzk won the Morey Moreland, MD Poster Award at the 2023 Orthopaedic Surgery Research Retreat. Congrats!
Outstanding Poster Award at MIRM retreat
Graduate student Meagan Makarcyzk won the Outstanding Poster Award at the 22nd McGowan Institute Scientific Retreat. Congrats!
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Dr. Lin is selected to serve as co-Chair of the Biomaterials Topic, the ORS Annual Meeting Scientific Program Committee
New publication Trends in Biotechnology
In the review article, we review major steps in the generation of OoCs for studying arthritis, discuss the...
New publication in Advanced Science as the cover
In article number 2105909, a miniature synovial joint-mimicking system (miniJoint) is established in a microfluidics-...
Dr. Lin joined the Editorial Board of Osteoarthritis and Cartilage Open
Dr. Lin was invited to join the Editorial Board of Osteoarthritis and Cartilage Open.
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New publication in Biomaterials
This study demonstrated the potential of pre-vascularized bone-like constructs in repairing bone...
Article is recommended in Faculty Opinions
The article "Novel role of estrogen receptor-α on regulating chondrocyte phenotype and response to mechanical loading., Osteoarthritis and Cartilage, 2022 (DOI: 10.3410/f.741156604.793591230)" has...
New publication in Front. Cell Dev. Biol.
In this mini-review, we highlight recent progress on modulating the canonical Wnt/β-catenin...
Meagan Presents at TERMIS World Congress 2021
Meagan gave a virtual oral presentation at TERMIS World Congress 2021! Congratulations on her first conference presentation!
New publication in Osteoarthritis and Cartilage
In this study, we demonstrated a new gender and estrogen-independent role of ERα in mediating chondrocyte phenotype.
New publication in Biomaterials
In this study, we explored the mechanism underlying graphene oxide-enhanced hMSC osteogenesis.