PhD Defense
PhD Dissertation Defense: Taylor Nguyen
AllenX 101XTitle: Engineering the microbiome: using bacteriophages to probe the ecological dynamics of gut communities Abstract: As associations between gut microbiome composition and various disease states are increasingly established, efforts to engineer gut communities as therapeutic solutions have accelerated. In addition to therapeutic clinical applications, phages provide exciting opportunities in basic science research to probe ecological […]
PhD Dissertation Defense: Netra Unni Rajesh
Clark Center, S360Title: High-Resolution 3D Printing of Microarray Patches for Transdermal Applications Abstract: Intradermal (ID) drug delivery offers a minimally invasive method to administer formulations into the skin, enabling localized treatment with reduced pain, a lower risk of blood-borne disease transmission, and less medical waste. Microneedle Array Patches (MAPs) are a promising approach for ID access, consisting […]