Professor David Shreiber has been selected to receive a Leaders in Faculty Diversity Award for 2019-2020 by the Rutgers Committee to Advance Our Common Purposes, which has representation from students, … Read More
The research described in the Biointerphases publication was featured on the cover of the journal issue and has been highlighted by a number of news sources: Rutgers Today 3DMedNet … Read More
Madison Godesky’s research in bioink develpoment has been published in the journal BioInterphases. The paper is titled “Hyaluronic acid-based hydrogels with independently tunable mechanical and bioactive signaling features.” Visit our … Read More
Congratulations to Madison Godesky for successfully defending her PhD thesis! Madison is now off to bigger and better things at L’Oreal.
A team of scientists from Dr. Jean Baum’s and Dr. David Shreiber’s lab have collaborated on newly published research in J. Biological Chemistry examining the effects of specific of collagen-III … Read More
Our work towards the development of a new platform approach for targeted drug delivery was published in the Journal of Drug Targeting. The article is entitled “Free radical-mediated targeting and immobilization of coupled … Read More
Dave Sillitti successfully defended his thesis for the Masters of Science degree. Dave studied the influence of electrospun fibers on neural cell behaviors. Congratulations, Dave!
Han Chen defended her Masters thesis, entitled reactive astrogliosis on electrospun nanoscale/microscale fiber scaffolds. She is now a Research Associate at UCLA. Congratulations, Han!
Chris Lowe successfully defended his PhD thesis, entitled “Sustained presentation of therapeutic factors.” Congratulations, Dr. Lowe!
A TechAdvance award of $92,000 has been granted to a team led by David Shreiber. The funding, which is through the Rutgers Office of Research and Economic Development, is to … Read More