The Bioengineering Seminar Series – Spring 2021

Join us for the Bioengineering Seminar Series, which connects experts from around the country with our faculty, students, and staff to discuss their recent findings. Everyone is welcome!

The Spring 2021 seminars were held virtually. All BIOE faculty, students, staff, postdocs, and affiliates as well as additional subscribers to our weekly seminars emails received Zoom event information the week of each seminar. 

If you do not yet receive our weekly seminars email and would like to subscribe to the listserv, or if there is a particular seminar listed below that you would like to attend, please email Emily Rosenthal

Spring 2021

Dates, titles and abstracts will be added as they are scheduled and received.
Last updated 04/14/21.

Date
Speaker
Contact
Jan. 29
Using Cell Priming and Modeling to Understand and Enhance Nonviral Gene Delivery to Stem Cells for CRISPR and Exosome Applications
Dr. Angela Pannier
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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Dr. Jay
Feb. 5
Ex Vivo Genome Editing as a Therapeutic Approach for Genetic Diseases
Dr. Renee Cottle
Clemson University
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Dr. Jay
Feb. 12


Deploying Extracellular Matrix Cues for Vascular Tissue Regeneration
Dr. Ngan F. Huang
Stanford University
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Dr. Stroka
Feb. 19


Nanotransfection-based Regenerative Medicine
Dr. Daniel Gallego-Perez
The Ohio State University
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Dr. Jay
Feb. 26


Analysis and Engineering of Multivalent Biomolecular Interactions
Dr. Casim Sarkar
University of Minnesota
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Dr. Jay
March 5


Increasing Access to Surgery in Low- and Middle-Income Countries through Biomedical Device Design
Dr. Jenna Mueller
Fischell Department of Bioengineering
University of Maryland
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  Dr. Jay
 
March 12

 

Heart valve mechanobiology: implications for HV disease and treatment
Dr. Kristen Billiar
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
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Dr. Stroka
 
March 19
 
No Seminar Scheduled
Spring Break
 

   
 
March 26
 
Droplet Microfluidics Enables Rapid Diagnostics and Antimicrobrial Susceptibility Training
Johns Hopkins University
 

Dr. White
 
April 2

Engineering Human Tissues for Medical Impact
Dr. Gordana Vunjak-Novakovic
Columbia University
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Dr. He

April 9
 
Stem cell-derived microchips for modeling human tissue development and disease
Dr. Samira Musah
Duke University
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Dr. Jay

 
April 16


My 2020: From Point of Care to High Throughput Diagnostics
Dr. Catherine Klapperich
Boston University
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Dr. White


 
April 23

Dr. Pep Pàmies
Nature Biomedical Engineering (Journal)
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Dr. He

 
April 30

Dr. Molly Shoicet
University of Toronto
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Dr. He
May 7
 
Dr. Tal Danino
Columbia University

Dr. Jay
 

 


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