by Heidi Hehnly in Research Presentations, Collaborative Work
Sumeda Nandadasa from Umass Med finding connections between extracellular matrix regulation and cilia!
Sumeda Nandadasa from Umass Med finding connections between extracellular matrix regulation and cilia!
Thanks to everyone who came to help make it a great event.
Elijah presented at ACC’s Meeting of the Minds on his Undergraduate thesis work looking at Rab34 during the cell cycle and in cilia formation. Congrats Elijah!
Elijah Springer (Graduating class 2024)
by Heidi Hehnly in Collaborative Work, Art, Lab Fun
Bio-Art Mixer #18
March 22, 2024
6-9 pm
Canary Lab, Smith Hall, 2nd floor, #206
Syracuse University
The presentations are followed by Q&A
Moderated by Brice Nordquist
+ refreshments and informal talks.
Speakers:
Davoud Mozhdehi (Chemistry, SU) and Yves Michel (Design, SU)
Yves Michel
Yves Michel's current area of interest is in the emerging field of Biodesign, at the intersection of design, biology, and technology. He has worked as an industrial designer for companies and design studios in the United States and Canada such as Safety 1st, Reebok, BRP/Bombardier Recreational Products, Adidas, and CCM Hockey. In 2020, he established the award-winning multifaceted Studio YAMi Creative reflecting his experience as a conceptual designer and artist. He currently teaches industrial design in SU's School of Design.
Yves Michel will present his work from the lab branch of Studio YAMi Creative, Symbiosis Project. From biomimicry to synthetic biology, the aim of his transdisciplinary research is to design and biofabricate products by finding alternative applications to emergent technologies. To explore novel near & far-future design solutions and aesthetics through a speculative design framework.
Davoud Mozhdehi
https://dmozhdeh.expressions.syr.edu
Davoud Mozhdehi (Dave Moz) is an associate professor in the Department of chemistry at Syracuse University. He obtained his Ph.D. in organic chemistry from the University of California, Irvine in 2015. He then moved to the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Duke University as a postdoctoral associate at NSF-funded Research Triangle MRSEC. In 2018, he started his independent career at Syracuse University. Dave is a member of The Bioinspired Institute at Syracuse University.
Research specializations: Bioinspired materials, macromolecular chemistry, protein-based materials, and post-translational modifications.
The Bio Art Mixer was initiated by Heidi Hehnly (Biology, SU) and Boryana Rossa (Film and Media Arts, SU) in collaboration with the Canary Lab and Bioinspired Institute and is a fundamental element of the Bio-Art Research Coalition of Syracuse
by Heidi Hehnly in Collaborative Work, News, Art
I’m excited to be at Syracuse University where building connections between the arts and sciences is empowered. Check out the article here and reach out if you're interested: SU’s BioInspired adds research subgroup blending Arts, Sciences and Humanities.
