Stanford University
Stanford University: Acoustic waves biocells medicine’s experiments
Stanford cardiologists just did the impossible using acoustics to grow new healthy heart tissue. Peer Reviewed. Irrefutable Proof At Stanford University, cardiologist Sean Wu, MD, PhD and acoustic bioengineer Utkan Demirci, PhD are pioneering acoustofluidic tissue engineering — using high-frequency sound waves to pattern living heart cells into functional tissue structures.
“Future medicine will be the medicine of frequencies » – Albert Einstein
What have they proven so far, according to their peer-reviewed research?
• They generate standing bulk acoustic waves inside a microfluidic gel containing suspended cardiomyocytes (heart muscle cells).
• These waves create pressure nodes that steer the cells into highly organized, repeatable geometries — cymatic patterns — that resemble the alignment found in healthy myocardium.
• By precisely tuning the frequency and amplitude, they control how cells align, connect, and contract together, mimicking native heart tissue architecture.
• This method is non-contact, scaffold-free, and more gentle than traditional bioprinting or micromanipulation.
Cell alignment and connectivity are critical for creating tissue that actually beats in sync with the heart — without this, engineered patches can’t function properly.
Here’s what this looks like in the lab:
“Heart cells being steered by high-frequency acoustic waves into a precise cymatic pattern inside a gel matrix. This shows how standing bulk acoustic waves generate pressure nodes that position the cells in organized, tissue-like structures — a key breakthrough in Stanford’s acoustofluidic cardiac regeneration research.
Courtesy: Sean Wu, MD, PhD and Utkan Demirci, PhD — Stanford Medicine.”
The bigger vision?
• Grow functional cardiac patches to repair tissue damaged by heart attacks or congenital defects.
• Integrate multiple cell types for vascularization.
• Use dynamic acoustic stimulation to re-synchronize arrhythmic tissue — literally entraining the heartbeat using mechanical waves.
This is not abstract theory. It’s a clear demonstration that living cells are mechanosensitive and can be organized by physical forces alone — a convergence of mechanobiology, acoustics, and regenerative medicine.
Hospitals of the future may use tuned acoustic fields alongside surgery and biopharma — guiding tissue growth and repairing damage with the physics of resonance.
“If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration” Nikola Tesla
Sound shapes life. Now we can measure it. What if your heartbeat could be resynchronized and entrained by sound? This is the next thing they are actively working on.
Norman Ratliff III, MD FACC
(source: Frequency Healing Community)
Le Dr Michael Drake: premier Président noir de l’Université de Californie en 152 ans
Le nouveau président élu du système de l’Université de Californie sera le Dr Michael Drake, le premier Noir à occuper cette fonction en 152 ans d’histoire du système scolaire.
Le conseil des régents de l’Université de Californie a annoncé mardi que le médecin de 69 ans et récemment directeur de l’Ohio State University avait été nommé 21e président de l’UC.
Dr. John Hagelin on the Physics of Consciousness
The president of the David Lynch Foundation is introducing Dr. John Hagelin, a world-renowned Quantum Physicist, educator, author and science and public policy expert. Dr. Hagelin has conducted pioneering research at the European Center for Particle Physics and the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, and is responsible for the development of a highly successful Grand Unified Field Theory based on the Super String. His scientific contributions in the fields of Electroweak Unification, Grand Unification, Supersymmetry and Cosmology include some of the most cited references in the physical sciences. Dr. Hagelin received his doctorate from Harvard University, he is currently Director of the Institute of Science, Technology and Public Policy and is a Professor of Physics at the Maharishi University of Management. And he is establishing a much-needed University of World Peace in Washington DC. Would you please welcome Dr. John Hagelin.
Dr. Hagelin:
« Really, the experience of unity beneath life’s surface diversity is an age old experience, an understanding of every major spiritual tradition on earth. And in the last 25 years, particularly in the last 10, modern science, through it’s own systematic means of gaining knowledge, has probed deep into the structure of physical reality and also confirmed a fundamental unity at the basis of life’s surface diversity.
The conclusion of all these centuries of research simply is that the universe is superficially complex, but fundamentally simple. The universe is superficially diverse, but fundamentally unified. »
Dr. John Hagelin – Hacking Consciousness at Stanford University
John Hagelin Phd (Harvard-trained, renowned quantum physicist) Hacking consciousness investigates the nature of consciousness as a field of all possibilities, as the source not only of the human mind and our ability to experience, know, innovate and create, but also as the source of all structures and functions–from fine particles and DNA to galaxies, in parallel with the scientific notion of a unified field, superstring, or super symmetry at the foundation of time and space.
Because consciousness has been seen in many cultures as a gateway to directly cognizing the laws of nature, meditation has developed as a pivotal human technology for success in all areas of life.
TANIKO Madagascar 