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Assoc Prof Tan Lay Poh
Co-Director, ICC Office
Associate Professor, School of Materials Science & Engineering
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Assoc Prof LP Tan is currently in the School of Materials Science and Engineering since 2004. Her research interests include polymer engineering, and biodegradable polymers and heart tissue engineering.
Assoc Prof LP Tan research interests include polymer engineering, and biodegradable polymers and heart tissue engineering.
- Decellularized Plant and Fungi Scaffolds for Structured Meat Production
- GReNutri: Green solution for tailored Release of Nutrients – Novel solution for better Yield and water retention
- New green method of processing chicken feather for effective extraction of hydrolysable protein
- The Nature of Engineering Design Thinking: An Interdisciplinary Teaching and Problem Based Authentic Learning Approach
US 2013/0273337 A1: Method For Micropatterning A Substrate and A Patterned Substrate Formed Thereof (2019)
Abstract: A method of micropatterning a substrate is provided. The method comprises providing a template substrate having a patterned surface inked with a composition of interest; contacting the patterned surface with an intermediate substrate, thereby transferring the composition to the surface of the intermediate substrate; contacting the surface of the intermediate substrate comprising the composition with the substrate; and removing the intermediate substrate by dissolution using a solvent. A patterned substrate formed using the method, as well as a biosensor comprising the patterned substrate is also provided.
US 2013/0245784 A1: Method For Forming A Tissue Construct and Use Thereof (2018)
Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for forming a tissue construct having a composite structure. The method includes providing a biodegradable substrate, wherein the substrate is adapted to allow deposition or growth of a plurality of cells; providing a vascularized layer comprising a plurality of blood vessels therein; and adhering the vascularized layer to the substrate.
Abstract: A method of micropatterning a substrate is provided. The method comprises providing a template substrate having a patterned surface inked with a composition of interest; contacting the patterned surface with an intermediate substrate, thereby transferring the composition to the surface of the intermediate substrate; contacting the surface of the intermediate substrate comprising the composition with the substrate; and removing the intermediate substrate by dissolution using a solvent. A patterned substrate formed using the method, as well as a biosensor comprising the patterned substrate is also provided.
US 2013/0245784 A1: Method For Forming A Tissue Construct and Use Thereof (2018)
Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for forming a tissue construct having a composite structure. The method includes providing a biodegradable substrate, wherein the substrate is adapted to allow deposition or growth of a plurality of cells; providing a vascularized layer comprising a plurality of blood vessels therein; and adhering the vascularized layer to the substrate.