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John Frampton is a Professor at the School of Biomedical Engineering at Dalhousie University, holding the Canada Research Chair (Tier II). His research focuses on cellular and biomaterial matrix interactions, with a particular emphasis on developing technologies for microscale tissue engineering, especially neural tissues. His laboratory innovates user-friendly, cost-effective in vitro assays and analysis systems for cells and biomolecules. Frampton takes an integrative approach to science, encouraging trainees at all career stages to engage in multidisciplinary, technology-driven research. Current projects include the development of tissue-engineered constructs using cell-based assembly for improved in vitro organ models and clinical tissue replacement therapies. He also explores dynamic modulation in cell-laden hydrogels to respond to environmental stimuli, aiming to enhance integration with surrounding tissue. Additionally, Frampton's group investigates aqueous two-phase systems and microtechnologies for molecular analysis and diagnostics, contributing to advanced clinical diagnostic platforms and applications in point-of-care settings.