Prof. Singh awarded new NIH NCI R01 to study human lymphomas!!
We are excited to announce that we have received a new NIH R01 to develop immune technologies to study lymphoma and develop novel therapeutics. We are actively recruiting postdocs and Ph.D. students on this project.
Read Georgia Tech article here:
Organoids Predict Immune Response in Aged and Young Individuals against Antibiotic-resistant Bacteria
Congrats to Pamela Graney and Kristine Lai on their new work published in Advanced Functional Materials. Read the paper here and story here:
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Singh publishes opinion in Nature Materials
Jan 15, 2020 Singh’s writes an opinion in “Nature Materials” on the emerging role of #microbiome, #immunity, and #nanomaterials in #inflammatory bowel disease and metabolic syndrome.
Singh gives an invited talk to NASA and NIH on Immune Chips
Prof. Singh gave an invited talk to @NASA and @ncats_nih_gov on #immune #organoids & #technologies. Learned so much about @Space_Station @ISS_Research & in-space viable medical countermeasures while preparing this talk!
Congrats to PhD student Matt Mosquera on winning a ’19 BMES Career Development Award!
Congrats to PhD student Matt Mosquera on winning a “2019 BMES Career Development Award”. @BMESociety’s Award supports dev. of underrepresented early career Grads/postdocs/junior faculty in #biomedical #engineering research. So proud!
