SURF Mentoring
Potential projects/topics: Tissue engineering projects involving hydrogel manufacturing and 3D printing. Students will work to create 3D printed systems used for in vitro modeling of the small intestinal epithelium.
Potential skills gained: Students will learn to use CAD, state-of-the-art 3D printers, advanced microscopy techniques, and cell culture. Students will also learn about data collection, quantification, analysis, and presentation.
Required qualifications or skills: Students will be taught all necessary skillsets. Backgrounds in engineering and/or biology would be useful but definitely not required. Must be interested in interdisciplinary, bioengineering research!
Direct mentor: Graduate Student