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A.J. Aranyosi, PhD
MIT, Health Sciences and Technology
I am the research lab manager for the BioMEMS Resource Center, overseeing daily operations, providing research assistance, and spearheading new areas of research. |
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Jessica Elman |
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Octavio Hurtado, BS
Lowell U
I am the lead technical manager of the BioMEMS resource center at the CEM. In this capacity, I prioritorize all projects and conduct training of investigators and fellows. |
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George Korir, MS
Johns Hopkins University
My primary project is on developing microfluidic chips to capture and isolate cancer cells from whole blood, as well as isolate proteins for diagnostic applications. |
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Gloria Lee, MA
U Massachusetts
I focus on the development of a simple, low-cost evaporative drying technique for long-term storage of mouse sperm at non-freezing temperatures. |
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Martha Luitje |
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Anshul Maheshwari, MS
Cornell University
I am working on scaling-up and commercializing multiple cell isolation and enrichment based microfluidic technologies conceived by CEM researchers. |
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Sinan Õzer
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Anne Petrofsky
I am an research and development engineer and I am currently working with Dr. Ken Kotz on building next generation blood diagnostic devices |
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Ilana Reis, MSc
Bar Ilan U
I am the lead program manager, handling personnel issues, organizing all meetings and conferences, and monitoring research and educational program expenses. |
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Stephanie Rhee |
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John Scichilone |
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Lynne Stubblefield
Boston English HS
I am involved with administrative aspects of the BioMEMS Resource Center. I also assist with personnel issues, and internal and external meetings and conferences. |
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Dina Tsukrov
I am developing of a microfluidic device to sort and selectively capture rare cells from whole blood, particularly circulating tumor cells from patient blood samples. |
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Shelley Turok, BBA
U Massachusetts
As the Research Grant Manager, I am responsible for administration of the research grants and monitoring financial aspects of all funded projects. |
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Matthew Ulman
I work on a project to capture circulating tumor cells, with a focus on melanoma and glioblastoma multiforme, for which I use microfluidics and novel imaging modalities. |
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Frank Wu, BA
University of Calfornia, Los Angeles |
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Rubin Yarmush
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