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Our research focuses on developing synthetic nanoplatforms to direct immune cells as ‘living therapeutics’, through genetically programming cellular functions or molecularly targeting stimulatory/inhibitory pathways. To this end, our lab integrates nanotechnology, immunology, and clinically relevant animal disease models to create novel nanotherapeutics for controlled modulation of the immune system. Our team creates a unique working environment by fostering interdisciplinary and translational collaboration.
Open positions
2025 Fall
Graduate Assistant
We have a PhD student position open in Fall 2025.
We also admit graduate students who are looking to conduct research rotations in Fall 2024 and Spring 2025.