Ankur Singh, Cornell University
Assistant Professor
Ithaca, New York
as2833@cornell.edu
Office:
(607) 255-2194
Expert In
Bio/Research
Dr. Singh's "Immunotherapy and Cell Engineering Lab (ICEL)" focuses on engineering immune and therapeutic cells by integrating innovative materials and core concepts of cell immunology, biomechanics, and force transmission. The overall goal of ICEL is to understand the fundamentals of cell-materi...
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Bio/Research
Dr. Singh's "Immunotherapy and Cell Engineering Lab (ICEL)" focuses on engineering immune and therapeutic cells by integrating innovative materials and core concepts of cell immunology, biomechanics, and force transmission. The overall goal of ICEL is to understand the fundamentals of cell-material interactions, underlying cell mechanics, signaling, and to establish novel micro-nano-bioengineering strategies to generate therapeutic cells and engineered tissues. We will achieve this by working at the interface of biomaterials, microfluidics and microfabrication, immune cells, stem cells, and mechanotransduction, Specific research focus includes:
1. Immune-engineering: Materials and Molecular Engineering for Modulating Immunity
2. Engineering Human Stem Cells
3. Micro-Nano-Bioengineering for Cell-Matrix Interactions and understanding cell adhesion
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1. Immune-engineering: Materials and Molecular Engineering for Modulating Immunity
2. Engineering Human Stem Cells
3. Micro-Nano-Bioengineering for Cell-Matrix Interactions and understanding cell adhesion
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