Modern biomaterial science has made extraordinary leaps in creating synthetic materials that mimic the complexity of native tissues to restore function, generate replacement tissues and organs, and advance the field of regenerative medicine.
Modern biomaterial science has made extraordinary leaps in creating synthetic materials that mimic the complexity of native tissues to restore function, generate replacement tissues and organs, and advance the field of regenerative medicine.
Learn More ❯We are polymer engineers that work in interdisciplinary teams to advance biomaterial science and improve clinical outcomes. We work to break down barriers and provide supportive environments where all members of our community can thrive.
Our lab is in the brand new Engineering Education and Research Center (EERC) at the University of Texas at Austin. We are located on the 7th floor at 7.646. Our student offices are at 7.614.
Graduate students honed their science communication skills during a fun outing at the Moxy hotel! Following their 3-minute research pitches, undergraduates engaged with questions to gain deeper insights into the lab’s diverse projects.
Sarah wowed judges with her 2-minute research pitch at the Annual BioInterface Symposium
Professor Elizabeth Cosgriff-Hernández has been awarded the medal for her impactful research in biomaterials and commitment to expanding representation in materials science. She will receive the award at the Society for Biomaterials Annual Meeting in April 2025.