Biomedical engineering faculty play a leading role in a wide range of research activities at Binghamton University, both as individuals, as members of larger research groups or directing core research facilities.
Stem Cell and 3D Printing (Ye)
- 3D Tissue and Organ Printing
- Transitional Regenerative Medicine
- Data-Driven Synthetic Biology
- Single Molecule Imaging and Biosensing
- Nanomedicine
- Vaccine Development
Biological Soft Matter Mechanics Lab (German)
- Multi-scale mechanics of heterogeneous tissues
- Cell and tissue mechanobiology
- Pathogenesis of skin infections and diseases
- Cosmetic physics
Biomolecular and Tissue Engineering Lab (Jin)
- Human stem cell differentiation and interplay between cells and their microenvironments for tissue regeneration
- Engineering tissue cues for in vitro maturation of stem cell-derived organoids
- Engineering scaffold materials for organogenesis and organoid-on-a-chip platform
- Development of nanosensors for real-time monitoring key parameters inside living systems
- Vaccine development
In Vitro and In Silico Models of Organs and Tissues (Mahler)
- Tissue Engineering
- Biomechanical and biochemical cell signaling
- Cell-cell and cell-extracellular matrix interactions
- Cell behavior during disease and response to chemicals or drugs
- Understanding nanomaterial interactions with living systems
Intimately Bio-integrated Biosensors (Koh)
- Unconventional electrochemical biosensors
- Flexible, stretchable, breathable sensors
- Biocompatible sensors and materials
- Wearable analytical devices for biomedical applications
Biophotonics and Computational Optical Bioimaging (Lu)
- Stimualted Raman scattering (SRS) microscopy for label-free bioimaging applications
- Live-cell imaging for lipid metabolism studies in cancer using SRS and multiphoton microscopy
- SRS label-free AI-based digital pathology for image-guided brain tumor surgery
- Multiphoton ptychography for computational phase bioimaging
- Imaging drug delivery using SRS microscopy and novel Raman tags
Pq Laboratory of Micro/Nano BiomeDx (Wan)
- Developing micro/nano-devices and bioassays for disease early diagnosis
- Translating the diagnostic and therapeutic techniques in clinical use
- Investigating the biogenesis and biofunctions of extracellular vesicles in cancer
BioM2 Lab for Engineering Living Systems (Wang)
- Multi-Organ Microphysiological Systems
- Tissue Engineering
- Microfluidic Tissue Culture Platforms
- Integrated On-Chip Biosensing.
Engineering Multicellular Physiological Systems Lab (Hookway)
- 3D tissue engineering and regenerative medicine
- Stem cell biology and tissue morphogenesis
- Cardiovascular physiology
- Multicellular interactions
Biophysics and Mathematical Biology Lab (Li)
- Mathematical biology
- Mechanobiology
- Cell mechanics
- Biophysics
- Electrophysiology
- Computational physics
Neurobiological Interfaces Lab (Rao)
- Soft material-based bioelectronics
- Non-invasive neuromodulation
- Gene delivery for the nervous system
- Neurotechnologies
Facilities and Laboratories
- The Pq Laboratory of Micro/Nano BiomeDx
- Intimately Bio-integrated Biosensors
- The Analytical and Diagnostics Laboratory
- Health Sciences Core
- The Developmental Exposure Alcohol Research Center
- The Center for Autonomous Solar Power
- The Center for Advanced Microelectronics Manufacturing
- The NSF Sponsored Regional EPR and Photochemistry Facility
- The Nanofabrication Laboratory
- Engineering Multicellular Physiological Systems Lab