Biography
- Tom received his bachelor’s from the University of Illinois Urbana -Champaign in Materials Science and Engineering in December 2017. Susequently, Tom completed his PhD in the Kilian Laboratory here at the UNSW Sydney as an RTP scholar. His work centers around developing new materials paltforms that enable researcher to better mimic the complexities found in native tissues. He enjoys long walks on the beach, climbing, playing some basketball, and loves cooking food almost as much as he does eating it. Astrological sign: Aries
Contact : t.molley@unsw.edu.au
Linkedin: in/tommolley/
Projects
- Self-healing hydrogels and matrix composites
- 3D printing cells, organoids, and tissue structures
- Microtumors for cancer drug developement
- Smart bandages for wound healing
Publications
- *Jalandhra, G.K.*Molley, T.G., et al. "In situ formation of osteochondral interfaces through “bone-ink” printing in tailored microgel suspensions " Acta Biomaterialia, In revision
- Molley, T.G., et al."Cell-laden gradient microgel suspensions for spatial control of differentiation during biofabrication" in Press
- Molley, T.G., et al. "Heterotypic tumor models through freeform printing into photostabilized granular microgels" Biomaterials Science 2021, 9, 4496-4509
- Romanazzo, S., Molley, T.G., et al."Synthetic bone-like structures through ceramic omnidirectional bioprinting in cell suspensions" Advanced Functional Materials 2021, 2008216
- Molley, T.G., et al. "Geometrically structured microtumors in 3D hydrogel matrices" in Press Advanced Biosystems