Jove Team

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Recently, we were contacted by the Journal of Visualized Experiments (JOVE) team on showing the procedure for creating the Nano-Matrix composed of Fibronectin and our very own Janus based Nanotubes. This is based on a JOVE paper that was published in May 2020. 

We are excited to see that our video will soon be published in the JOVE website. The attached images are three of the authors of the paper! Dr. Yupeng Chen, Dr. Libo Zhou and Anne Yau 





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