Chelsea Heveran
@cheveran.bsky.social
Asst. Professor, Mechanical Engineering @ Montana State
Bone quality, osteocyte interactions with bone matrix, engineered living materials
When not in the lab - mountains, canyons, dogs
Bone quality, osteocyte interactions with bone matrix, engineered living materials
When not in the lab - mountains, canyons, dogs
New work from our lab, led by PhD student Ethan Viles!
Building material made of living #fungus can repair itself for over a month. www.cell.com/cell-reports...
@cheveran.bsky.social @vilezz.bsky.social
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April 28, 2025 at 6:40 PM
New work from our lab, led by PhD student Ethan Viles!
Reposted by Chelsea Heveran
Someone literally must have sat my dad down for some kind of intervention.
He called & asked me to explain transgenic organisms. After I explained it all, & he asked followup questions about the lies Trump told him on the TV, he said he now felt ready to *explain this to his peers*.
GO JIM.
He called & asked me to explain transgenic organisms. After I explained it all, & he asked followup questions about the lies Trump told him on the TV, he said he now felt ready to *explain this to his peers*.
GO JIM.
March 6, 2025 at 9:13 PM
Someone literally must have sat my dad down for some kind of intervention.
He called & asked me to explain transgenic organisms. After I explained it all, & he asked followup questions about the lies Trump told him on the TV, he said he now felt ready to *explain this to his peers*.
GO JIM.
He called & asked me to explain transgenic organisms. After I explained it all, & he asked followup questions about the lies Trump told him on the TV, he said he now felt ready to *explain this to his peers*.
GO JIM.
Join me at the 2025 Engineered Living Material Workshop, April 2-4, at Rice University! We are bringing together academic, industry, and agency researchers to share exciting progress in ELMs research, build collaborations, and chart the course for ELMs' next directions. We hope to see you there!
2025 ELM Workshop
Fostering diversity and an intellectual environment, Rice University is a comprehensive research university located on a 300-acre tree-lined campus in Houston, Texas. Rice produces the next generation...
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February 18, 2025 at 11:53 PM
Join me at the 2025 Engineered Living Material Workshop, April 2-4, at Rice University! We are bringing together academic, industry, and agency researchers to share exciting progress in ELMs research, build collaborations, and chart the course for ELMs' next directions. We hope to see you there!
Reposted by Chelsea Heveran
Biomedical researchers! If you've not already done so, please use our advocacy letter templates at aimbe.org/advocate/.
We also urge people to call their lawmakers to voice their concerns while the proposed NIH 15% cap on indirect cost rates is temporarily blocked under a restraining order 👇
We also urge people to call their lawmakers to voice their concerns while the proposed NIH 15% cap on indirect cost rates is temporarily blocked under a restraining order 👇
February 14, 2025 at 4:32 PM
Biomedical researchers! If you've not already done so, please use our advocacy letter templates at aimbe.org/advocate/.
We also urge people to call their lawmakers to voice their concerns while the proposed NIH 15% cap on indirect cost rates is temporarily blocked under a restraining order 👇
We also urge people to call their lawmakers to voice their concerns while the proposed NIH 15% cap on indirect cost rates is temporarily blocked under a restraining order 👇
Congrats @kennab.bsky.social for sharing your data mapping submicrometer scale viscoelasticity measurements of hydrated bone with the ORS community. You make our lab proud!
February 9, 2025 at 12:43 PM
Congrats @kennab.bsky.social for sharing your data mapping submicrometer scale viscoelasticity measurements of hydrated bone with the ORS community. You make our lab proud!
More cold weather trail miles with the snow queen.
January 30, 2025 at 3:57 PM
More cold weather trail miles with the snow queen.