Cellular Engineering Built to Last
A more precise and effective gene circuit engineering method that might boost the field of synthetic biology to the next…
Engineering solutions to human health challenges through creating new therapeutics and modifying biological functions requires understanding how to design and modify biological systems at each of these levels of complexity, as well as understanding how these biological systems interact with natural and synthetic materials.
BU faculty collaborate broadly to apply expertise to problems in multiple organ systems and understanding how the mechanical environment is important for biological function. We also take advantage of systems and synthetic biology tools, bioimaging technologies, new biomaterials, and computational modeling and data science approaches to address these fundamental biomedical engineering challenges.
A more precise and effective gene circuit engineering method that might boost the field of synthetic biology to the next…
On a lifelong mission to help a childhood friend, Tim O’Shea is working on a new way to repair spinal…
Your pancreas is like a little digestive engine, working hard to keep your body fueled and running. Just six inches…
Assistant Professor Hadi Nia (BME, MSE) has earned the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director’s New Innovator Award. Granting him…
Associate Professor Ahmad “Mo” Khalil (BME) has earned the Schmidt Science Polymaths Award, recognizing him as a bold researcher and…
Greater Boston has become the nation’s biotech hub—the Silicon Valley of life sciences, according to some—and Massachusetts is now reportedly…
BU President Robert Brown has announced the appointment of College of Engineering Professor Mark Grinstaff (BME, Chemistry, MSE, MED), along…
Nature Biomedical Engineering has published Assistant Prof. Alex Green’s development of a new test that uses strands of RNA to…