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Principal Investigator

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Roy
Shuvo Roy, PhD
Professor and Principal Investigator
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Development of MEMS (microelectromechanical systems) technology for biomedical applications with emphasis on implantable devices.

Administration

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Desiree Khu
Desiree Khu, MBA
Research Liaison
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Operational and administrative support for the Biodesign Lab and The Kidney Project.
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Ashley Canizalez, BA
Project Policy Analyst
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Operational and administrative support for The Kidney Project.

Postdoctoral scholars

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Kelsey Haddad, MD, PhD

Postdoctoral Scholar

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Designing, fabricating, and testing microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) with a focus on material characterization, longevity testing, and hydrolysis mechanisms for implantable devices.

Fellows

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Jacqueline Kading, MD
Fellow
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Development of silicon membrane oxygenator technology; microfluidic oxygenator design; emphasis on applications in extracorporeal life support (ECLS) and development of artificial placenta technology.

Graduate students

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Alonso Torres, BS
Bioengineering Student
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Immunoisolation with silicon nanopore membranes (SNMs); construction of cell scaffolds for assembly of the intravascular bio-artificial pancreas (iBAP) and bioartificial kidney bioreactor; vitamin D metabolism, testing of allogenic, xenogenic, and stem-cell derived cells for Type One Diabetes therapy.

Laboratory staff

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Blaha
Charles Blaha, MS
Research Associate
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Construction of the housing for the implantable bioartificial kidney and testing of silicon membrane technology for various biomedical applications; assists the Principal Investigator with reports, manuscripts, and proposals.
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Alberta Zagorov, BS
Junior Specialist
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Device fabrication, maintenance, and testing of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) based devices, with a strong interest in implantable devices.

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