Tag: Maria Coronel
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Collaboration helps move regenerative medicine discoveries toward patients
The article featured U-M Biomedical Engineering faculty David Kohn and Maria Coronel, whose work demonstrates the value of connecting scientific discovery with clinical, regulatory and commercial expertise.
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Maria Coronel Receives Five-Year NIH Award to Advance Sepsis Research
U-M Biomedical Engineering Assistant Professor Maria Coronel will develop a biomaterials-based platform to measure multiple immune signals near the patient bedside, study sepsis biology and guide new immunotherapies.
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NSF CAREER Award supports U-M BME’s Maria Coronel in developing smart biomaterials to monitor wounds in real time
Chronic wounds are a major clinical challenge affecting many patient populations, yet the underlying biology often remains unclear.
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Dual Grants Awarded to Maria Coronel to Fund Pioneering Diabetes Research
Dr. Coronel’s research focuses on the use of innovative nanotechnology, specifically designed to track how oxygen levels influence the viability and functionality of transplanted beta cells.
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Quantitative Physiology Art Fair Celebrates Creativity and Engineering
Teams presented their works to four judges, who then selected the top projects.
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Carlos Aguilar, Maria Coronel Honored in Atlas of Inspiring Hispanic/Latinx Scientists
This publication is a grassroots effort developed to showcase the expertise, talents, and diversity of Hispanic and Latinx scientific faculty.
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Maria Coronel Receives JDRF Innovator Award
The award specifically pertains to the Coronel Lab’s innovative technology dubbed GeLite: Glowing Engineered Luminescent Microgels for Transplant Evaluation.