Author Archives: Yun Chen
Matt Wins ASCB Travel Award
Matt was selected for Travel Award to attend American Society of Cell Biology Annual Meeting at San Francisco in December. Matt’s winning project is high-throughput measurement of sub-pN forces generated by motile cells. It is a rare honor for undergraduate students. We are psyched … Continue reading
Debonil Wins ASCB Travel Award
Debonil was selected for Travel Award to attend American Society of Cell Biology Annual Meeting at San Francisco in December. Debonil studies the effects of hydrostatic pressure changes on the ECM and cells. We congratulate Debonil to be recognized for his good work.
Jenny Is Invited to Give a Talk at ASCB Microsymposium
Jenny is invited to present her work at the microsymposium of ASCB Annual Meeting at San Francisco in December about the micromolding method she developed to culture cells in arbitrary 3D geometries. It is a rare honor for undergraduate students. Way to … Continue reading
Bye Yancheng
We said goodbye to our beloved summer intern Yancheng Du today and had a farewell lunch at Gertrude to wish him the best before he heads home to Tsinghua University, China, to finish his last year of undergraduate study in … Continue reading
Welcome Wei-Hung
We welcome Wei-Hung Jung joining the lab of MAFIA. Wei-Hung is a PhD student in Mechanical Engineering. He has been an Orioles fan for years. It is just appropriate that he decided to come to Baltimore!
Summer Outing
We ventured to Harper’s Ferry for our first group outing outside Maryland. Despite the 100 degree heat we braved the nature and hiked for a mile with Prof. Sung Hoon Kang and his group. We had been psyched all week … Continue reading
Welcome Debonil
We welcome Debonil Maity joining MAFIA. Debonil is a PhD student in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. He will be working on the collaborative project of exploring the effect of hydrostatic pressure in tissues with Prof. Sean Sun’s group.
Space Grant
We are happy that we are selected for the seed grant from space@Hopkins to study the effects of microgravity on tissue mechanics. Many happy faces at today’s lab meeting. Good job Brian!
Summer Fun with Prof. Kang
Our collaborator Prof. Sung Hoon Kang, also known as the mastermind of 3D printing in the MG task force, is going away for a short vacation. We already miss him so we decided to make a card (and stick it … Continue reading
Welcome Jenny
We welcome Jennifer Fluornoy, a rising junior double majoring in Applied Math and Molecular and Cellular Biology, joining our lab of MAFIA. Jenny will be working with the joint bio 3D-printing task force. We hope you will have a blast in the lab … Continue reading