Congratulations to Haresh More for successful defense of his Ph.D. thesis, and best of luck in his future endeavors!
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Welcome ARISE high school fellow Janill to the lab!
For more information head to http://arise.poly.edu/
Welcome to the lab Cynthia, Michael Y, and Justine to the lab!
Cynthia was awarded the USRP. Michael was awarded the URAP. Justine was awarded the MRSEC REU. Click the above links for more information. Welcome to the lab!
Congrats to Michael L. for being awarded the 2014 Weschler Summer Internship!
Congrats to Kevin for being awarded the 2014 USRP!
Congrats to Raymond for being awarded the 2014 URAP!
Gene delivery from supercharged coiled-coil protein and cationic lipid hybrid complex
Haresh More and Joe Frezzo publish a new paper in collaboration with Dental School colleague Seiichi Yamano [cite]10.1016/j.biomaterials.2014.05.005[/cite] [title size=”3″]Abstract[/title] A lipoproteoplex comprised of an engineered supercharged coiled-coil protein (CSP) bearing multiple arginines and the cationic lipid formulation FuGENE HD (FG) was developed for effective condensation and delivery of nucleic acids. The CSP was able… Continue reading Gene delivery from supercharged coiled-coil protein and cationic lipid hybrid complex
Congratulations Min Dai!
The Montclare group gathered to celebrate one of their own obtaining her PhD. The group gathered at Thai Kitchen in Brookyln Heights to congratulate Min on her accomplishments.
Montclare Lab Members Take Home 6 Awards at Annual NYU-Poly Commencement Award Ceremony
Several members of the Montclare Group win awards at NYU-Poly’s annual award ceremony, held in Pfeizer Auditorium. [one_half last=”no”] Min Dai being awarded the 2014 Irving Skeist Award, given for best PhD thesis in polymer science. Michael Lupo being awarded the 2014 A. E. Sobel Award, given to a graduating senior with outstanding performance in… Continue reading Montclare Lab Members Take Home 6 Awards at Annual NYU-Poly Commencement Award Ceremony
Manuscript accepted to Biomacromolecules entitled “Differential Effects of Cellulose Nanocrystals on Protein Diblock Copolymers”
Jennifer Haghpanah serves as first author on this published work that documents the effects of mixing a colloidal suspension of tunicate-derived cellulose nanocrystals (t-CNCs) with aqueous colloidal suspensions of two protein diblock copolymers, EC and CE, developed here in the Montclare Lab.