Current group (June 1, 2019)
James Taylor
B.S. Chemistry (2014), University of Maryland, Baltimore County
James is investigating how exogenous nitric oxide influences macrophage phenotype and tissue healing response.
James is investigating how exogenous nitric oxide influences macrophage phenotype and tissue healing response.
Evan Feura
B.S. Chemistry (2014), University of Pittsburgh
Evan is studying the biodegradation of various NO-releasing biopolymers using gel permeation chromatography.
Jackson Hall
B.S. Chemistry (2014), University of Richmond
Jackson is working towards developing new analytical sensor platforms for understanding the diffusion of nitric oxide.
Maggie Malone-Povolny
B.S. Chemistry (2015), University of St. Thomas
Maggie's research focuses on the synthesis and analytical characterization of S-nitrosothiol-based silica materials for glucose sensor membrane applications.
Maggie's research focuses on the synthesis and analytical characterization of S-nitrosothiol-based silica materials for glucose sensor membrane applications.
Kaitlyn Rouillard
B.S. Chemistry (2015), Augusta University
Kaitlin's research is focused on the design of nitric oxide-releasing chitosan oligosaccharides as therapeutics for cystic fibrosis.
Kaitlin's research is focused on the design of nitric oxide-releasing chitosan oligosaccharides as therapeutics for cystic fibrosis.
Sara Maloney
B.S. Chemistry (2016), Towson University
Sara is investigating strategies for extending the NO-release duration of glucose sensor membranes containing macromolecular NO donors.
Sara is investigating strategies for extending the NO-release duration of glucose sensor membranes containing macromolecular NO donors.
Dr. Haibao Jin
Ph.D. Polymer Chemistry and Physics (2015), Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Haibao is developing new macromolecular scaffolds for storing and spontaneously releasing NO.
Haibao is developing new macromolecular scaffolds for storing and spontaneously releasing NO.
Brian Tran
B.S. Chemistry (2017), University of Delaware
Brian is working on developing electrochemical sensors for studying macrophage biology.
Brian is working on developing electrochemical sensors for studying macrophage biology.
Dr. Mingming Wang
Ph.D. Biochemistry (2016), East China Normal University
Mingming is designing nitric oxide-releasing biopolymers as potential chemotherapies for treating cancer.
Mingming is designing nitric oxide-releasing biopolymers as potential chemotherapies for treating cancer.
Taron Bradshaw
B.S. Chemistry (2018), Clemson University
Taron is studying the use of nitric oxide-releasing electrospun fibers to improve the biocompatibility of implantable glucose biosensors.
Taron is studying the use of nitric oxide-releasing electrospun fibers to improve the biocompatibility of implantable glucose biosensors.
Kyle Nguyen
B.S. Chemistry (2018), College of Wooster
Kyle is designing nitric oxide-releasing macromolecular systems as mucolytic agents.
Kyle is designing nitric oxide-releasing macromolecular systems as mucolytic agents.
