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  Stanford University

  
  
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  https://sites.google.com/site/adenisin/home

  
  
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• Interests

  1. atomic force microscopy (AFM)
  2. hydrogel polymers
  3. Mechanotransduction
  4. MEMS
  5. NEMS/MEMS

  
  
• Biography

  I am working with Prof Beth Pruitt's microsystems lab to study the biophysical underpinnings of cell-cell & cell-substrate interactions. I aim to use using microscale fabrication techniques & spatial cell patterning of hydrogel surfaces via extracellular matrix protein deposition to control cellular structure. I'm interested in multiple cell types including epithelia & cardiomyocytes.
  
  I'm currently forming directions for my thesis project, so let me know if you have suggestions or interesting literature!
  
  I received my undergraduate degree at UC Berkeley, specializing in microfluidics research for life science and clinical medicine. Generally, I am excited about applications of lab-on-a-chip technology in analytical chemistry, developmental biology, and regenerative medicine (tissue & stem cell engineering).