I’m a postdoc at University of Chicago and a PhD graduate from Ohio State University with a specialty in self-assembled biomaterials. My dissertation project focused on developing DNA-based machine elements and actuation methods. My postdoctoral work explores polyelectrolyte complexation of biomaterials.
Upcoming travel:
- APS March Meeting – Denver (Mar 2020)
- Mon, Mar 2 9:48-10:24AM – Remote Control of Macromolecular Devices – Room 405-407 (Invited Talk)
- Thurs, Mar 5 4:06-4:18PM – Macromolecular Phase Separation in Biology II – Room 304 (Contributed Talk)
2016 talk at the Molecular Foundry at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (link)
Crank-slider DNA origami mechanism from 2015 PNAS paper (link)
