The South Carolina Project is an alliance of 10 institutions of higher education in collaboration with South Carolina EPSCoR/IDeA. The alliance is engaging in cutting-edge research in the field of tissue biofabrication, which could eventually lead to the production of human organs.
Mission: The South Carolina Project will build the scientific, technological, and educational capacity for the biofabrication of human organs by advancing intellectual and physical infrastructure.
Vision: Within the next decade, the South Carolina Project will engineer a branched vascular supply system.
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Endowed Chair Position in Tissue Engineering - University of South Carolina
The University of South Carolina is seeking an outstanding leader for the position of South Carolina SmartState Endowed Chair in Tissue Engineering. This Endowed Chair will lead/expand development of biomedical engineering research at the University. The Endowed Chair position is part of an integrated state-wide SmartStateTMCenter for Advanced Tissue biofabrication with researchers dedicated to the understanding and fabrication of biological materials and tissues. A key focus of the Center is to integrate research activities in tissue engineering and biofabrication across the state and to promote economic development in these areas. The other participating institutions are the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston (MUSC) and Clemson University (CU). For more information on how to apply, please see the position announcement.
Job Center
If you are looking for a faculty position associated with the SC Project, or if you would like to look at the resumes of students or postdoctoral fellows looking for positions, please visit the Job Center.
diSCovering Science
The new series of videos diSCovering Science has been posted on The SC Project's YouTube channel. These videos were produced in conjunction with South Carolina Educational Television, and are designed for K-12 students and teachers.
To Use This Site: The wiki is an editable format that will allow for users of the site to make changes. Since the South Carolina Project is a diverse and collaborative project, all participants will have necessary information that will be of importance to the public. Please feel free to request a login and start editing.
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