Engineers Are Reinventing Drug Testing @ IEEE Spectrum
A Techwise Conversation with Nina Tandon, EE and tissue engineer
Nina Tandon: the signal engineer for hearts @ WIRED.co.uk
Nina Tandon uses electricity to get living cells to do useful things.
Women on Top Awards: The Transformers @ marie claire
As a kid, Tandon obsessively dismantled her vacuum-tube TV
Evan Kafka Shoots Nina Tandon for WIRED UK @ Glasshouse Assignment
Evan Kafka recently shot Electrical and Biomedical Engineer Nina Tandon for WIRED UK‘s January 2013 Issue.
Wardlaw-Hartridge Community Enjoys Scientific Presentations @ NJtoday
Dr. Nina Tandon shared details of her fascinating work, compelled students and parents to debate its ethics, and performed an experiment in the biology lab..
Le stelle di domani @ marie claire.it
Mentioned in the Italian version of Marie Claire as one of the ‘stars of tomorrow’…
Nina Tandon: One of Fast Company’s 100 Most Creative People @ The Lavin Agency
Nina Tandon, one of Lavin’s newest exclusive speakers, was recently named as one of Fast Company’s 100 Most Creative People in Business.
The 100 Most Creative People in 2012 @ Fact Company
26. Nina Tandon: Creates cardiac tissue for potential use in human transplants
Donate organs? No, grow them from scratch @ CNET
Columbia researcher Nina Tandon believes that the era of engineered tissues — think ultimately of a replacement kidney grown in the lab — is just beginning.
Tiny technology makes big progress @ BioTechniques
Precise monitoring and environmental control are making micro-bioreactor technology more efficient.
Classes to the masses: Fellows Friday with Nina Tandon @ TED Blog
When TED2012 Senior Fellow Nina Tandon (watch her TED Talk) isn’t researching how electrical stimulation encourages tissue growth at Columbia University, she’s teaching bioelectricity across town at Cooper Union.
Tissue Engineering No Easy Cell @ Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
A new paradigm of medicine is taking hold with regenerative medicine at the forefront, but challenges still remain.
Poised for Impact @ Columbia Business
The talk Nina Tandon ’12 (EMBA) delivered at the annual TED Conference in Long Beach, CA, in March was only four minutes long, but the conversations it inspired are ongoing.
If your cells were used to grow an organ in the lab, is it still “your” organ? @ TED Conversations
Live TED Conversation: Join TED Fellow Nina Tandon
Engineering for the World @ MIT
Graduate Fellowships
Video Pick: Growing Hearts and Bones @ Science Friday
Bioengineer Gordana Vunjak-Novakovic, of Columbia University, says that while her lab focuses on growing tissue, the cells are the real tissue engineers.
Nina Tandon, SM ’06 @ MIT Technology Review
Biomedical engineer uses electrical signals to grow beating heart tissue
The Body Electric @ BloombergBusinessWeek
You don’t find many electrical engineers working in medical research. Then again, you don’t find many engineers inspired by “thoughts of DNA coding and signal transmission.
Hot Babes With Big… Brains (not encephalitic) @ Awesome Inc
Hot Babe of Science: Nina Tandon!
Fellows Friday with Nina Tandon @ TED Blog
Using electrical signals to grow cells, TED Fellow Nina Tandon hopes to one day grow whole organs for transplant use.
Nina Tandon, GSAS ’09 @ Columbia University
Nina Tandon, PhD ’09 BME @ Columbia Engineering
When Nina Tandon was three years old, her father taught her how to pronounce orthopedic surgeon for the amusement of dinner guests.