Research
Four themes: instrumented cells, tissue systems, computational modeling and analysis, and Art & science. Each theme groups the lab's platforms, papers, tools, and visual work by how they contribute to synthetic physiology.
Genome-edited human iPSC systems with fluorescent reporters, live-cell phenotyping, and 2D/3D differentiation methods for watching cell state, lineage, and function emerge over time.
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Soft hydrogels, engineered matrices, confinement systems, and optical or robotic fabrication methods for building tissue environments whose mechanics, geometry, and molecular cues can be controlled.
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Discrete particle models, continuum and isogeometric analysis, and bioimage-analysis pipelines that connect microscopy, mechanics, and experimentally derived parameters.
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A home for the visual, material, and imaginative side of scientific work, treated as part of method rather than decoration.
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