The Bonassar Lab is looking for four Cornell undergraduate students to work on projects mentored by our graduate students! Projects vary in topic, so please see the posted descriptions on our website. Reach out to Dr. Bonassar (lb244@cornell.edu) to express… Continue Reading
Congrats to Carlos Urrea De La Puerta (@cyurrea_) on winning the Orthopaedic Research Society’s Meniscus Section Poster Competition for his work titled: BMP-2 Induces Dose-dependent Hypertrophy of Fibrochondrocytes for Meniscal Enthesis Tissue Engineering #ORS2025 #TeamMeniscus
Another ORS in the books! Thank you to the conference organizers and presenters for sharing their incredible work #ORS2025
The Bonassar Lab is excited to share our findings at #ORS2025 in Phoenix! Check out the presentations below to learn about the ongoing research in our lab! @ORSsociety @OrsSpineSection @OrsMeniscus @HSpecialSurgery @CornellBME
Congratulations to Julia Bellamy and India Dykes on being awarded a Department of Education GAANN Teaching Fellowship! @CornellBME
Congrats to @Serafina_Lopez4 for her article (https://mdpi.com/2306-5354/11/12/1308…) in @Bioeng_MDPI describing the use of siRNA to transiently inhibit aggrecan production and enhance fiber formation and mechanical performance of tissue engineered meniscus! @CornellBME #TeamMeniscus #nsffunded
Congratulations to Dr. Lopez (@Serafina_Lopez4) for defending her thesis: “The role of proteoglycans in the modulation of collagen fiber architecture and mechanical properties in tissue engineered and native meniscus.” We are so proud of you! @CornellBME #TeamMeniscus #NSFfunded
We are delighted to welcome Ph.D. student Hamilton Young to the lab and team #DrugDelivery! @CornellBME
Congratulations to Alikhan Fidai @Khancepts_ for receiving the Cornell Provost Diversity Fellowship! This competitive dissertation completion award is designed to advance the Graduate School’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion @CornellBME @CornellOISE @CornellGrad
Congratulations to Megh Prajapati @megh_prajapati for his work published in @ACSBiomaterials (https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acsbiomaterials.4c00908…) in the specific degradation of lubricin in synovial fluid for cartilage lubrication. @CornellBME @CornellEng #Cartilage #SF By a novel mucin-specific approach, these findings reveal key trends in joint lubrication that help us… Continue Reading
