News
TWO new doctors in the lab! Congratulations to Dr. Kendra and Dr. Taylor!
Wyatt receives tenure!!! Hooray!
HUGE Congratulations to Ritu (now Dr. Raj) for defending his thesis!
Congrats to Kendra, Ritu, and Taylor for passing their comprehensive exams!
Courtney earns a grant to support her work on treating ovarian cancer!
Dylan, Henry, and Caroline join the lab!
Matt and friends show that macrophages change moods by wearing a backpack.
Nicole and Ritu make little robots that carry macrophages through mucus!
Congrats to Ritu for passing his Comprehensive exam!
Congrats to Bianca for winning an NIH T32 Traineeship!
Kendra develops a method to make designer patchy particles... and it gets published in Nature Comm!
Congrats to Courtney on becoming an ARCS Scholar!
Congratulations to the graduating undergraduate seniors!
Nicole and Cooper Ph.-inally graduate-D
Cooper is officially Ph.-inishe-D
Congratulations to Ankit on his promotion to Research Associate!
On a conference roll! Matt and Nicole win conference award at the SFB Western Regional Symposium
Nicole wins the International CRS ImmunoDelivery Focus Group Trainee Award!
Congrats to Nicole, Collin and Ritu on their department recognition awards!
Congrats to Wyatt for winning the Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award!
Jin's work on acoustic MICRO (not nano) robots propels its way into the news again.
Ankit Gangrade joins the lab to work on the ARPA-H NITRO program.
Congrats to Nicole and Cooper for passing their comprehensive exams!
Nicole is selected as the recipient for the 2023 Acta Student Award
Wyatt to share the lab's new work at the NAE's Frontiers of Engineering Symposium
Biohybrid microrobots (cyborgs? ) may have the capability to improve adoptive cell transfers.
Jin's new work on acoustic microrobots is hot off the press!
Ritu is awarded the prestigious NSF GRFP
Kendra is awarded the prestigious NSF GRFP
Wyatt is awarded NIH grant to use macrophages for nanoparticle delivery
Wyatt becomes a Pew scholar in the Biomedical Sciences
Wyatt starts fighting the bends
Wyatt earns NSF Career for his work tied to active particle-based biosensors and outreach efforts