We have a variety of research broadly centered around tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. We study the tissue and cellular biomechanics associated with traumatic injury using in vivo, in situ, and computational models. We are developing biomaterials with distinct functional properties and bioactivity, including some for 3D printing. We are developing a platform technology for targeting of drug delivery based free radical chemistry. We are developing novel, lab-on-a-chip electroporation devices. Finally, we use in vitro and computational models to investigate mechanotransduction as a mechanism underlying the response to acupuncture.
Program Faculty
- David I. Shreiber
- Professor
- Department: Department of Biochemical Engineering
- Graduate Program(s): Cell and Developmental Biology
- Major Research Interest(s): Nanobiology / nanotechnology, Stem Cells, Regeneration, and Tissue Injury
- Research Techniques: Biophysics, Cell culture, Imaging
- Research Organism(s): Cell lines, in silico, in vitro, Mice
- Phone: 1.8484456589
- Email: shreiber@soe.rutgers.edu
- School of Engineering
- Biomedical Engineering Building, Room 312
- 599 Taylor Road
- Piscataway, NJ 08854-5610
- Key Words: Tissue and cell mechanics, tissue engineering and regenerative medicine, drug delivery
- Lab Site URL
- News Items: Combining Ancient and Modern Medicine, Scientists Use Cupping to Deliver COVID-19 Vaccine in Lab Tests
