Michigan State University Secures $200,000 Grant to Develop Innovative Biomimetic Dressing for Chronic Wounds

The Institute for Quantitative Health Science & Engineering (IQ) at Michigan State University (MSU) has received a $200,000 research grant through MSU’s alliance with Corewell Health to pioneer a groundbreaking approach to treating chronic, hard-to-heal wounds. The project, led by MSU’s Dr. Nureddin Ashammakhi and Corewell Health’s Dr. Drue Orwig, focuses on creating an oxygen-generating, …

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A Breakthrough in Medical Implants – Enhancing Healing with Immunometabolic Reprogramming

Medical implants, such as pacemakers, joint replacements, and tissue repair devices, are vital tools in modern healthcare, helping patients recover from surgeries and injuries. However, these devices can also trigger an immune response when implanted, leading to inflammation or complications such as infections or implant rejection. A new study from researchers at Michigan State University, …

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Unraveling the mysteries of early brain development

In a study led by researchers from Michigan State University’s Institute for Quantitative Health Science & Engineering, scientists have made strides in understanding the complexities of brain development in infants and young children. The study, recently published in Nature Neuroscience, combines data from eight different cohorts to create an extensive dataset on brain development from …

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