The Disease Biophysics Group (DBG) at Harvard University is an interdisciplinary team of biologists, physicists, engineers and material scientists actively researching the structure/function relationship in cardiac, neural, and vascular smooth muscle tissue engineering.
June 6, 2022
Chris Warren, Catherine Pfaltzgraff, and Allie Gipson will be joining the DBG through Harvard's summer REU program. Chris and Catherine will be working on nanofiber production, while Allie will be working on producing 3D printed scaffolding.
The DBG Welcomes Cadets from West Point
May 23, 2022
USMA cadets Edward Tang, Paul Trackey, Malina Hatton, and Lee Grant will be joining the DBG this summer to work on nanofiber production.
The DBG Welcomes Iris Ruider and Caro Heiler
March 1, 2022
Ph.D candidates Iris Ruider and Caro Heiler of the Technical University of Munich will be joining the DBG to work on tissue engineering using 3D scaffolding.
Marcos Rodriguez Millan joins the DBG from Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
March 1, 2022
Marcos Rodriguez Millan of Universidad Carlos III de Madrid will be joining the DBG to work on nanofiber Kevlar production.
Visiting scientists from Obatala will be joining the lab to learn about technology licensed from the DBG
November 30, 2021
Emma Rogers of Obatala Sciences will be joining the DBG. She will be studying the organ-on-chip technology licensed from the group by Obatala.
Former Member of the DBG Awarded Rhodes Scholarship
November 21, 2021
Cadet Veronica Lucian of West Point and former DBG member has been awarded a Rhodes scholarship.