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Shiloh Alsaad BSc, MSc (born Ammar Alsaad, 29 June 1993) is a British scientist, fine artist, and former taekwondo athlete for Team GB[1]. Specialising in regenerative medicine and tissue engineering, he was formally educated in the field at University College London (UCL) under course supervisor Dr. Gavin Jell, where he led the research around the development of an injectable biomaterial embedded with a self-assembling peptide system harbouring Rolf B1.T cell spheroids capable of releasing an increased concentration of NGF into surrounding tissues.
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