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AATB NEWS
Innovation in Action: AATB’s Universal MS Tissue Pack Initiative
AATB is excited to introduce a revolutionary initiative that is set to transform the efficiency and effectiveness of tissue recovery operations for all our valued members.
Celebrate Upcoming National Donate Life Month: Share Your Donation Story with AATB
Join us in commemorating National Donate Life Month this upcoming April by sharing your establishment's unique donation stories with AATB. Contribute to the collective narrative that highlights the transformative power of donation, inspiring and informing others about the significance of tissue donation for transplant or research, as well as whole-body donation. Each story is a crucial part of our community dedicated to enhancing lives through these incredible gifts.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD
UW–Madison Researchers First to 3D-Print Functional Human Brain Tissue
University of Wisconsin–Madison
University of Wisconsin–Madison scientists have developed 3D-printed brain tissue mimicking human brain functions, using a novel horizontal layering technique and a softer bio-ink gel. The accessible method holds promise for widespread research applications. Understanding How Macrophages Direct Tissue Regeneration
Drug Target Review
Scientists explore how spiny mice regenerate tissue with macrophages, aiming to apply insights to improve wound healing in humans. The research suggests potential therapies enhancing regenerative healing, opening avenues for future treatments. New Method Helps to Reliably Distinguish Surgical Meshes From Normal Bodily Tissue
News-Medical.Net
Researchers at UCL developed CT-visible surgical meshes, aiding diagnosis and re-operation for hernias. By adapting chemistry to enhance X-ray absorption, they create distinguishable meshes tested successfully in mice. Imaging Method Reveals New Cells and Structures in Human Brain Tissue
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT and Brigham and Women’s Hospital/Harvard Medical School researchers developed a microscopy technique to image human brain tissue at unprecedented detail, revealing previously unseen structures. Xrp1 Governs the Stress Response Program to Spliceosome Dysfunction
Nucleic Acids Research
A new study emphasizes the vital role of a functional spliceosome in maintaining cellular and organismal health. Xrp1 drives stress responses due to U5 snRNP scarcity, implicating cellular senescence in related pathologies.
UPCOMING WEBINARS
Universal MS Tissue Pack Project: Updates and Q&A – February 21
Join us February 21, as we unveil AATB’s Universal MS Tissue Pack Project. Delve into the behind-the-scenes process that led to the creation of these innovative packs. Not only will you gain valuable insights on how you and your teams can seamlessly access them, revolutionizing the efficiency of the recovery process, but you will also get an exclusive preview of what lies ahead. Reserve your spot now to join the conversation and participate in a live Q&A session.
Target Audience: This webinar is designed for professionals from entry-level to senior management positions in tissue recovery/acquisition, QA/QC, regulatory, processing, and distribution in tissue banking. JOBS
Technical Administrative Manager | American Association of Tissue Banks
Remote: The Technical and Administrative Manager works in a collaborative team environment to ensure cross-functional alignment of the mission, goals and activities that bring value to the membership through the activities related to Standard Department and Medical Office. Provides administrative support to the Chief Technical Officer including support with legislative activities at the federal and state level.
Tissue Services Supervisor - Night Shift | HonorBridge
Chapel Hill, North Carolina: Contributes to HonorBridge's Mission by being devoted to building connections that save and heal lives through organ and tissue donation. Achieves job functions in alignment with HonorBridge values.
Donor Information Supervisor | RTI Donor Services
Nationwide: Supervises the day-to-day activities of Donor Information Associates and acts as department lead in the absence of other leadership. Actively supports staff success by facilitating one-on-one meetings, providing data driven feedback, identifying opportunities for growth and continuous coaching.
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