Synthetic Biology
Synthetic biology: faculty and their research
Nanoscience Faculty Research
Dr. Eric Josephs
Assistant Professor
The Josephs lab incorporates ideas and approaches from molecular bioengineering and molecular biophysics to address critical challenges related to DNA damage repair, genetic engineering, somatic genetic disease, and the emergence of antibiotic resistance.
Dr. dennis lajeuenesse
Professor
LaJeunesse’s research group focuses on biomimetic nanostructured materials and understanding the interactions of living systems with materials at the nanoscale, including the structural and functional properties of biomaterials, mitochondrial morphology, and muscle structure.
Nanoengineering Faculty Research
Dr. shyam aravamudhan
Associate Professor & director of jsnn core facilities
Dr. Aravamudhan’s interests lie at the intersection of micro/nanotechnology and life sciences. Research area focuses on nanobioelectronic systems for disease diagnostics and regenerative engineering, and the environmental & health impacts of engineered nanomaterials.
Dr. KRISten dellinger
Assistant Professor
Dr. Dellinger’s research interests lie in the application of engineering and materials to biology and medicine. Her lab focuses on fabricating novel nanomaterials for various therapeutic and diagnostic needs and developing technologies for live-cell imaging and fundamental research in molecular biology.
Dr. reza zadegan
Assistant Professor
Dr. Zadegan commits to blurring the lines between disciplines, people, expertise, and socioeconomic status in academia. His research team focuses on the synthesis and characterization of nuclei acid-based materials applicable in personalized medicine, memory, nanoengineering, and bioengineering.