Jack Cardini
Graduate Student,
Biomedical Engineering
Chris Kuffner
Graduate Student,
Biomedical Engineering
Jeremy Tran
Graduate Student,
Biomedical Engineering
Zach Silfen
Graduate Student,
Biomedical Engineering
Rose Keating
Graduate Student,
Biomedical Engineering
Alex Marzilli
Graduate Student,
Biomedical Engineering
Quan Le
Graduate Student,
Biomedical Engineering
Lab Alumni and their Positions Upon Leaving
D. Christopher Sloas (Ph.D., 2020)
BME Thesis of the Year Award 2020
Scientist, Carisma Therapeutics, Philadelphia, PA
Elliot P. Tague (Ph.D., 2020)
George Church lab, Boston, MA
Krishna Harpanahalli (B.S., 2019, M.S., 2021)
Moderna Therapeutics, Cambridge, MA
Remy E. Peace (Ph.D. 2021)
Senior Associate Consultant, Clarion, Boston, MA
Jeffrey B. McMahan (Ph.D., 2021)
Mammalian Synthetic Biologist, Asimov, Cambridge, MA
Deema Abdel-Meguid (B.S., 2021)
College of Engineering Earle and Mildred Bailey Memorial Award
Graduate Student, Columbia University, New York, NY
Shannon Tunney (Ph.D., 2021)
Scientist, aiGene, Denver, CO
Hannah L. Dotson (Ph.D., 2021)
Senior Scientist, AddGene, Watertown, MA
Ezira Yimer Yolle (BS, 2019)
Graduate Student, Boston University, Boston, MA
People
John T. Ngo, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering
At Boston University, my lab investigates mechanisms of signal transduction at cell-cell interfaces. Our current efforts are focused on Notch signal transduction, in which we seek to understand how mechanical tension is delivered to and sensed by Notch receptors for the regulation of their protease sensitivity and signaling activities. Students from the lab have received several awards and honors, including the BME Thesis of the Year Award and the College of Engineering's Earle and Mildred Bailey Memorial Award, among others.