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Luke P. Lee (Advisor)

Sunghoon Kwon

Alumni

Bioengineering

Professor Luke P. Lee (Advisor)

Ph.D. 2004

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Michelle Khine

Alumni

Bioengineering

Professor Luke P. Lee (Advisor)

Ph.D. 2005

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Logan Liu

Alumni

Bioengineering

Professor Luke P. Lee (Advisor)

Ph.D. 2006

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Microfluidic Devices for Quantitative Cell Biology

Philip Lee

Luke P. Lee

David Sretavan

Jay Groves

2006

As cell biology transitions into a quantitative science, it is critically important to develop experimental tools capable of precisely controlling the cellular microenvironment. In the emerging field of cellular systems biology, scientists hope to describe the complex behavior of living organisms by understanding the intricate relationships between molecular components. In order to confront this...

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Philip Lee

Alumni

Bioengineering

Professor Luke P. Lee (Advisor)

Ph.D. 2006

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Paul Hung

Alumni

Bioengineering

Professor Luke P. Lee (Advisor)

Ph.D. 2006

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Dino Di Carlo

Alumni

Bioengineering

Professor Luke P. Lee (Advisor)

Ph.D. 2006

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Poorya Sabounchi

Alumni

Bioengineering

Professor Luke P. Lee (Advisor)

Ph.D. 2007

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Adrian Lau

Alumni

Bioengineering

Professor Luke P. Lee (Advisor)

Ph.D. 2007

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Christy Trinkle

Alumni

Bioengineering

Professor Luke P. Lee (Advisor)

Ph.D. 2008

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