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We are developing bio-hybrid platforms whichintegrate the sensing capabilities of insectswith robots, to create ultra-sensitive sensingrobots.
We are interested in identifying and understanding the cell-cell interaction is homeostasis and disease throughout the NVU.
We are interested in developing the next generation Organs-on-a-Chip to enable better understanding of human physiology and drug development.
We are interested in developing tools that allowus to improve the life quality of patients wholost their ability to sense, by creating self-powered integrated electronics.
We are interested in developing novel approaches combining 3D printing, 4D materials for the study of physiology and regeneration of tissues.
We are interested in unveiling the etiology and effects of TBI