Heilshorn Biomaterials Group

Materials Science & Engineering Department
Stanford University

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Principal Investigator

Sarah Heilshorn Assistant Professor, Materials Science & Engineering
Faculty Affiliate, Bioengineering

Graduate Students
Patrick Benitez 3rd year PhD
BioEng
Nanoscale Ligand Patterning of 3D Protein Scaffolds to Engineer Microvasculature
Midori Greenwood-Goodwin 3rd year PhD
BioEng
Physical Protein Hydrogel for Developing a Neuroprotective 3D Environment
Widya Mulyasasmita 4th year PhD
BioEng
Two-Component Physical Protein Hydrogel for 3D Cell Encapsulation and Recovery
Andreina Parisi-Amon 4th year PhD
BioEng
MITCH: Mixing-Induced, Two-Component Hydrogel for 3D Cell Encapsulation, Proliferation, and Differentiation
Jordan Raphel 2nd year PhD
Mat Sci

Nicole Romano 4th year PhD
Mat Sci
Angiogenesis in Elastin-Based Protein Scaffolds for Application in Spinal Cord Regeneration

Alia Schoen 4th year PhD
Mat Sci
Synthesis and Organization of Nanostructured Materials Using Biomolecules

Debanti Sengupta
6th year PhD
Chemistry
The Role of Cardiomyocyte-Scaffold Interactions in Tissue Engineering
Meghaan Smith
5th year PhD
Chem Eng
Implementing Microfluidic Devices to Study the Cellular Microenvironment
Rebecca Snyder 3rd year PhD
BioEng
Engineering Intestinal Microenvironments: Towards a New Preclinical Drug Screening Platform

Postdocs
Arunagirinathan Manickam Adhimoolam PhD
Chem Eng
Insights on Nucleation and Growth of Inorganic Materials Using Three-Dimensional Protein Assemblies as Templates
Cindy Chung PhD
Bio Eng
3-D Culture of Embryonic Stem Cell-Derived Cardiomyocytes in Protein Hydrogels for Cardiac Repair
Kelly Huggins PhD
Chemistry
Biotemplating Using Self-Assembling Protein Scaffolds for the Synthesis of Nanostructures
Kyle Lampe PhD
Chem Eng
Protein-based Hydrogel Systems for Three Dimensional Neural Stem Cell Culture and Treatment of CNS Diseases and Injuries
Hui Xu PhD
Biomed Eng
Microfluidic and Biomaterial Engineering for Studying Neuron Stem Cell Migration and Differentiation

Visiting Scientists
Martin Andersson
Chalmers University
Annika Enejder Chalmers University
Johan Karlsson Chalmers University

Undergraduate Students
Rotation Students
Kyle Johnson Vanessa Burns
Tianyi Wang


Support Staff
Ruby Eka Dewi Lab Manager & Research Assistant

Jungmee Kim
Administrative Assistant


Former Group Members
James Su Postdoc 2010-2011
Three Dimensional Scaffold-Based Systems for Primary Human Intestinal Culture
Brandon Cord PhD, 2010     Palmer Group
Cell Culture in Microfluidic Devices for Regenerative Medicine
Kathryn Dwyer MS Mat Sci, 2011
Exploration of Neurite Growth Characteristics in an Agarose Hydrogel Using Laser Ablation

Christina Gyenge Visiting Scientist, 2008
Sung Yeon Hwang MS Mat Sci, 2009
Self-Assembly and Biotemplating of Proteins for 2D and 3D Conducting Nanostructures

Tsuyoshi Kimura Visiting Scientist, 2008
The Use of Physical Hydrogels for DNA Delivery
Ji Seok Lee MS Mat Sci, 2011
Recombinant Protein Physical Hydrogels for Cell Transplantation

Alex Mo
MS Mat Sci, 2010
Microfluidic Culture Incorporated onto Microelectrode Arrays for Neural Signaling Research

Amir Shamloo PhD Mech Eng, 2010
Cell Culture in Microfluidic Devices for Regenerative Medicine

Karin Straley PhD Chem Eng, 2009
Chemically Crosslinked Protein Hydrogels for Spinal Cord Injury Regeneration
Mark Vodhanel MS Mat Sci, 2012
Protein-based Chemical Hydrogel for Regenerative Medicine Applications in the Brain
Cheryl Wong Po Foo Postdoc 2006-2009
Injectable Physical Hydrogels for Cell Transplantation


Former Undergraduate Group Members
Brian Aguado Vir Choksi
Wesley Hong Monica Jeong
Max Yoon Kim
Christina Kratschmer
Micol Marchetti-Bowick Karina Padilla
Katie Pickrell Noelle Pineda
Wyatt Ratliff Ashley Seni
Jeffery Sweet


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