BPN438: Microengineered Technologies for Controlling Cellular Functions

Abstract: 

Mechanical engineering methods and microfabrication techniques offer powerful means for solving biological challenges. In particular, micro/nanofabrication processes enable researchers to engineer technologies at scales that are biologically relevant and advantageous for both controlling and sensing cellular functions. Here, novel micro/nanoengineered platforms are employed to investigate and regulate cellular processes.

Project end date: 08/15/14

Author: 
Ryan D. Sochol
Publication date: 
January 31, 2014
Publication type: 
BSAC Project Materials (Final/Archive)
Citation: 
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