Welcome !
Welcome to the Nanotherapeutics Research
Laboratory at Rice University.
Our ultimate purpose is to harness the tools of
synthetic chemistry and recombinant DNA
technology to engineer bio-inspired
nanodevices for the detection and treatment of
human diseases.
Our research is highly multi-disciplinary,
relying on the efforts of scientists, engineers,
and clinicians with diverse backgrounds and
expertise. We seek to drive innovation by
working at the interface of multiple fields,
including Biophysics, Cell Biology,
Regenerative Medicine, Drug/Gene Delivery,
and Biomedical Imaging.
Check us out at our new
OpenWetWare wiki site.
Laboratory at Rice University.
Our ultimate purpose is to harness the tools of
synthetic chemistry and recombinant DNA
technology to engineer bio-inspired
nanodevices for the detection and treatment of
human diseases.
Our research is highly multi-disciplinary,
relying on the efforts of scientists, engineers,
and clinicians with diverse backgrounds and
expertise. We seek to drive innovation by
working at the interface of multiple fields,
including Biophysics, Cell Biology,
Regenerative Medicine, Drug/Gene Delivery,
and Biomedical Imaging.
Check us out at our new
OpenWetWare wiki site.
Rice University
Department of Bioengineering
Department of Bioengineering
| Junghae Suh, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Department of Bioengineering Rice University Houston, TX Email: jsuh@rice.edu |
Welcome to our summer researchers, Isis Trenchard and Mellonie Boyd! Congratulations to Kellie McConnell for receiving the NSF graduate student fellowship! |
| Copyright 2007 Suh Lab |
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page last updated 7/17/07
| Rotation policy for Fall 2007: Graduate students interested in joining our lab should contact Dr. Suh to schedule a lab rotation. |