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15 - General Engineering
Queen Mary University of London
Osmotic challenge drives rapid and reversible chromatin condensation in chondrocytes.
This collaboration between the QML Lee group and Discher from University of Pennsylvania is part of a major Human Frontier Science Program grant (also Cremer, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität and Mauck, University of Pennsylvania). The work lead to invited keynote presentations at the Biomedical Engineering Society (USA) and Osteoarthritis Research Society International (France) and invitation to publish a major review in Annual Reviews Biomedical Engineering the highest impact journal in the field. The findings supported a successful application for a Marie Curie fellowship (£150k). Following award of his PhD from QML Irianto was recruited to the Discher lab to maintain the collaboration.