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Advanced Technology Team

The Wyss Institute's Advanced Technology Team consists of scientists and engineers with expertise and training in biomaterial fabrication and device development, as well as significant industrial, design engineering and system integration experience. These technical experts help to guide the material and device development efforts of the Enabling Technology Platforms, mentor staff and students in the technology translation and intellectual property areas, and provide institutional memory. They also foster communication and interactions across the Wyss, while ensuring that Institute members translate their technologies into commercial products and therapies through partnerships with industrial and clinical collaborators.

Michael Aizenberg, Ph.D.

Michael Aizenberg, Ph.D.
Synthetic chemistry


Omar Ali

Omar Ali, Ph.D.
Biomaterials engineering


Anthony Bahinski

Anthony Bahinski, Ph.D., MBA, FAHA
Pharmacology, toxicology


Tom Blough

Tom Blough, MSCS
Construction and manufacturing


Mark Cartwright

Mark J. Cartwright, Ph.D.
Protein engineering


Nicholas Conway, S.M.
Mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, software engineering


Ed Doherty

Ed Doherty, M.S.
Process development and clinical production


Karel Domansky

Karel Domansky, Ph.D.
Microdevice design engineering


Zivthan Dubrovsky

Zivthan Dubrovsky, M.S.
Mechanical engineering, robotics


Robert Dyer

Robert Dyer, M.S.
Micro-miniature fabrication


Jose Fernandez-Alcon

José Fernandez-Alcon, M.S.
Embedded systems design


Kevin Galloway

Kevin C. Galloway, Ph.D.
Mechanical engineering, manufacturability, robotics


Geraldine Hamilton

Geraldine A. Hamilton, Ph.D.
Cell biology, toxicology, in vitro modeling


Suzzette Haney

Suzzette Haney
Cell biology, toxicology, drug metabolism


Samuel Inverso

Samuel Inverso, M.S., Ph. D.
Computer science, neuroscience, image analysis


Mustafa Karabas

Mustafa Karabas, M.S.
Mechanism design, rapid prototyping, and manufacturing


Michael Karpelson

Michael Karpelson, M.Eng., Ph.D.
Electrical engineering


Mughees Khan

Mughees Khan, Ph.D.
Nanofabrication


Crystal Knodel

Crystal Knodel
Electrical engineering

Sriram Kosuri

Sriram Kosuri, Ph.D.
Biomaterials evolution


Nicholas Lesniewski-Laas

Nicholas Lesniewski-Laas
Electrical engineering


Daniel Levner

Daniel Levner, Ph.D.
Biomedical engineering


Chao Li

Chao Li, Ph.D.
Next-generation DNA sequencing, DNA origami, ribosome display


Jim Niemi

James Niemi, M.S.
Device integration and manufacturability, biomedical engineering


John Osborne

John Osborne, M.S.
Automated data acquisition and control systems


Kenny Roberts

Kenny Roberts, Ph.D.
Chemical biology, tissue engineering, drug delivery, pharmacology


Hani Sallum

Hani Sallum, MSME
ElectroMechanical engineering


Leia Stirling, Ph.D.

Leia Stirling, Ph.D.
Aerospace engineering, biomechanical engineering


Michael Super, Ph.D.
Protein engineering, immunology


Richard C. Terry

Richard C. Terry, M.S.
Systems engineering


Guy Thompson

Guy Thompson, M.S.
Mechanical engineering


Brian Turczyk

Brian Turczyk, Ph.D.
Gene engineering, synthetic biology


Oktay Uzun

Oktay Uzun, Ph.D.
Polymer chemistry, nanoparticles, drug delivery


Frederic Vigneault

Frederic Vigneault, Ph.D.
Cell and molecular biology


Alex Watters

Alex Watters, Ph.D.
Biological engineering


Jeffrey Way, Ph.D.

Jeffrey Way, Ph.D.
Protein engineering, bioenergy


Justin Werfel, Ph.D.

Justin Werfel, Ph.D.
Bioinspired design


Amanda Wozniak

Amanda Wozniak, M.Eng
Electrical engineering

 

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