We would like to welcome Roni Venture to the lab. She will be working toward her MS in Biomedical Engineering. She will conducting research on increasing the thermostability and half-life of phosphotriesterase.
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded the lab for developing protein-lipid systems for treatment of multi-drug resistant cancers. The grant was highlighted by News-Medical and you can read the articling by clicking here.
Congratulations Professor Jin Montclare on another successful funding opportunity!
The ARISE students, Kiana and Mariya, who worked in the lab this summer have just completed the program with their poster presentation at the ARISE colloquium. Congratulations on a great presentation and all of your hard work!
Congratulations to Raymond Chen on obtaining his masters degree and successfully defending his thesis. Raymond joined the lab 3 years ago as an undergraduate student earning his BS and now has finished his MS in Biomedical Engineering.
We would like to welcome Nicole Schnabel to the lab. She is a rising sophomore working to obtain her degree in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. She will be working with Liming Yin with her research on coiled-coil proteins for delivering drugs to treat osteoarthritis.
Prof Montclare and the lab are proud to announce funding by the US Army Research Laboratory’s Army Research Office (ARO) for the development of hydrogels for sensing, drug delivery, and wound healing. To read more about it, click here.
Congrats Joe on the acceptance and publication of his editorial in Therapeutic Delivery. You can read the editorial by clicking here.
We would like to welcome Soar Choi, a high school student, to the lab. She will be working with Carlo.
We would like to welcome Georgica Popcorn, a high school student, to the lab. She will be working with Joe on proteins for drug delivery.
We would like to welcome two high school students who will be working with us this summer as part of the Applied Research Innovations in Science and Engineering (ARISE) Program: Kiana Jackson and Mariya Tasnim. They will both be working with Phosphotriesterase (PTE) to detoxify nerve agents and pesticides. For more about the ARISE program and the The Center for K12 STEM Education, you can click here.
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