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Newsletters

QSI RENU produces periodic newsletters to highlight scientific breakthroughs, new research projects, faculty honors, and other updates on the institute's programs and activities. Browse past issues below, and subscribe to our newsletter to receive future updates.

October 2026

Highlights

A portion of the QSI RENU October 2026 newsletter
  • QSI RENU to headquarter $30M center to unlock genome’s hidden code
  • Non-contact sensor detects wound infections before symptoms appear
  • Researchers test nanoparticle treatment to save donor livers
  • Honors for QSI RENU members Jonathan Rivnay, Clyde Yancy, Nathan Gianneschi, and John Rogers
  • Chung delivers inaugural QSI RENU Distinguished Lecture in Regenerative Engineering

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June 2026

A image of the QSI RENU June newsletter, displaying the top item about the launch of a new research center exploring regenerative engineering solutions for cardiovascular disease

Highlights

  • New research center to explore regenerative engineering solutions for cardiovascular disease
  • QSI RENU launches Clinical Scholars Program
  • Bin Jiang receives NIH Replication Prize
  • QSI RENU's vascular regeneration research featured on cover of Advanced Healthcare Materials
  • Scholars Mixer features launch of Rising Stars presentations

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March 2026

A portion of QSI RENU's March 2026 newsletter

Highlights

  • Inaugural winners announced for QSI RENU's Catalyst Research Awards and Postdoctoral Fellowships programs
  • Bone regeneration technology used in first patient surgery
  • Implantable devices produce medication from within the body
  • 3D-printed biodegradable scaffolds for blood vessels
  • Information about a key job opening at the Institute, the Director of Technology Development role

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November 2025

An image showing a portion of QSI RENU's November 2025 newsletter

Highlights

  • QSI RENU receives grant to develop regenerative system for wound healing
  • New treatment to delay the onset of type 1 diabetes
  • New approach to address the shortage of livers available for transplantation
  • Awards for faculty members Nathan Gianneschi, John Rogers, and Bin Jiang
  • QSI RENU launches Spanish-language website

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