Lei BioMedia

This animation explains how the Wyss Institute’s HarborSite genome editing technology uses highly specific and efficient recombinase enzymes and genomic safe harbors to achieve more predictable, safe, and durable gene therapies.

Software: 3dMax, Phoenix, After Effects, Photoshop

Credit: Wyss Institute at Harvard University.

Project Sparkle develops a novel instant biosensor inspired by natural fluorescent proteins, with potential applications in academic research, drug discovery, diagnostics.

Copyright: Wyss Institute

Software: 3dsMax, AfterEffects, Photoshop

This video explains how OMNIVAX is used as a vaccine platform technology to assemble modular injectable vaccines against a variety of pathogens, and how the vaccines stimulate potent and prolonged immune responses against the pathogen in the body.

Software: 3dMax, After Effects, Photoshop

Credit: Wyss Institute at Harvard University.

This animation explains how DoriVac leverages DNA origami nanotechnology and immune activators to stimulate stronger and long-lasting immune responses against cancer and potentially infectious diseases.

Software: 3ds Max, Vray, After Effects

Copyright: Wyss Institute at Harvard University

This animation describes the technology of a engineered yeast, which can use the light energy to improve bio-material production.

Software: 3d Max, Illustrator, After Effect

Copyright: Wyss Institute

This animation describes the brain and blood brain barrier-on-chip’s structure and application.

Software: After Effect, 3DMax, Photoshop.

Copyright: Wyss Institute.

This video describes the engineered origami organs, which has a small volume and big surface for cell attachment.

Software: 3d Max, After Effect

Copyright: Wyss Institute

This is an advertisement piece for the Stoke Therapeutics to display on a media wall in the AES conference.

Software: 3dMax, After Effect, Photoshop, VMD

Copyright: Lei-Biomedia

This animation served as the open video for the 8th annual Wyss international symposium on the topic of Therapeutic Organ Engineering. It is based on the illustration of Sara Tyson.

Software: Photoshop, After Effects. 

Copyright: Wyss Institute.

This is an animation describing eRapid, an electrochemical sensing platform that uses a novel antifouling coating to enable low-cost, multiplexed detection of a wide range of biomolecules for diagnostics and other applications.

Software: Photoshop, AfterEffect, 3dMax

Copyright: Wyss Institute

This animation/video showcases the Janus Tough Adhesives (JTAs), a two-sided biomaterial can firmly attach to injured tendons with one of its surfaces, while allowing normal gliding of regenerating tendons with its opposite low friction surface. JTAs can also be loaded with drugs that are delivered locally and slowly over an extended period of time to promote tendon healing.

Software: 3dsMax, After Effects

Copyright: Wyss Institute at Harvard University

This video explains how researchers program bacteria to produce biofilm with desired functions.

Software: 3dMax, AfterEffect.

Copyright: Wyss Institute

This animation is the open movie for the mechanotherapeutics symposium of the Wyss Institute. It is based on the illustration of Sara Tyson.

Software: Photoshop, AfterEffect.

Copyright: Wyss Institute.

This animation describes how genetically modified probiotics detect and treat the infection and inflammation in the digestive system.  

Software: 3dMax, AfterEffect, photoshop. 

Copyright belongs to Wyss Institute, Harvard University.

This animation is used in an exhibition to explain the mechanism and benefit of the liquid gated filter system.

Software: 3dMax, AfterEffect.

Copyright: Wyss Institute.