Together with colleagues from Uniformed Services University (USU) and Tufts Medical Center (TMC), Dr Herman is partnering with Drs. Thomas Darling (USU) and Mark Iafrati (TMC) to deploy the innovative, […]
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Ira Herman
We are so excited to let everyone know that our previously published work will be highlighted every month as the cover photo for Microvascular Research, Elsevier Publishing Co. Please join […]
Professor Herman set to chair the 16th Annual WoundHSI Conference in New York City, June 28-30, 2018
Join with Professor Herman and key leaders in discovery and clinical innovation at Wound HSI. It’s not too late to register or consider competing for the Peter Sheehan Young Innovator […]
At the recent annual meeting for the Wound Healing Society and the Symposium for Advances in Wound Care, professor Herman joined together with colleagues to lead a symposium on ‘Reducing […]
Investigators at Tufts Center for Innovations in Wound Healing have recently reported that two bioactive peptides invented markedly promote wound healing in diabetic swine. The study carried out by a […]
APSAwards Recently, at Experimental Biology 2015 being held in Boston, MA. Jennifer Durham received honors for ‘Pericyte contractility controls endothelial cell cycle progression and sprouting: Insights into angiogenic switch mechanics’, […]
Professor Herman recently delivered a Henry Stewart Talk (HST) on dynamic reciprocity and wound healing. A link to the HST can be found here: http://hstalks.com/?t=BL1863792-Herman
Recent work ongoing in the Center for Innovations in Wound Healing Research now indicates that microvascular pericytes can ‘instruct’ capillary-derived endothelial cells, ‘switching’ the endothelium from a growth-arrested into a […]
Recently, Ira Herman was interviewed about the therapeutic potential of the wound healing peptides created at Tufts University’s Center for Innovations in Wound Healing Research. Here is the YouTube link […]
In a recent study, work ongoing in TIWR in collaboration with colleagues at the University of Virginia indicates that a vascular progenitor cell population derived from adipose is capable of […]