Cellular and Molecular Engineering

Cellular engineering is an interdisciplinary field in which the principles of engineering and life sciences are used to study or manipulate biological processes at a cellular or molecular level. Stem cell engineering is a particular area of emphasis for many in BME, melding engineering and developmental biology to investigate and regulate the process of cellular differentiation.

Core faculty

• David Beebe
• Paul Campagnola
• Shaoqin (Sarah) Gong
• Melissa Kinney
• Pamela Kreeger
• Wan-Ju Li
• Kristyn Masters
• Megan McClean
• William Murphy
• Krishanu Saha
• Colleen Witzenburg

Faculty affiliates

• Jason Cantor (Biochemistry)
• Christian Capitini (Pediatrics)
• Wendy Crone (Engineering Physics)
• Christian Franck (Mechanical Engineering)
• Anna Huttenlocher (Pediatrics)
• Jacob Notbohm (Mechanical Engineering)
• Sean Palecek (Materials Science and Engineering)
• Amish Raval (Medicine)
• Eric Shusta (Chemical and Biological Engineering)