Tag: Ariella Shikanov
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New Capsule Technology Shows Promise for Restoring Lost Ovarian Function due to Cancer Treatments
U-M Biomedical Engineering researchers make strides toward improving quality of life for pediatric cancer survivors.
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U-M Team’s Research Named Among Five Most Important Science Breakthroughs of 2024
Forbes magazine named the “atlas” of the human ovary, developed by a team from U-M, as one of the five most important scientific breakthroughs of 2024.
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Congratulations on Recent Promotions for BME Faculty
“I am thrilled to extend my congratulations to these BME faculty members on their well-deserved promotions,” said Mary-Ann Mycek, William and Valerie Hall Department Chair of Biomedical Engineering and Professor, Biomedical Engineering. “Their dedication to academic excellence in biomedical engineering, commitment to our students’ success, and impactful contributions to research are truly inspiring.”
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Spatial atlas of the human ovary with cell-level resolution will bolster reproductive research
Most human oocytes never get a chance to mature into eggs — a new study sheds light on why
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Recovering reproduction: U-M researchers stimulate follicle growth in mice aimed at creating eggs
New approach can boost ovarian follicle survival in mice by up to 75 percent.
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One Lab, Three Approaches to Restoring Ovarian Function
Shikanov’s first project aims to restore endocrine function in girls with damaged ovaries, allowing them to undergo physiologic puberty.