Jiang Lab
Jiang Lab News
- 01/2012: Andrew Keefe's recent article on protein protection in Nature Chemistry is featured by UW Chemical Engineering.
- 12/2011: Congratulations to Dr. Chun-Jen Huang, who received an appointment at the National Central University in Taiwan.
- 12/2011: Congratulations to Louisa Carr (UW, PhD 11), who is moving to New York to work with GE's R&D department.
- 11/2011: Congratulations to Zhiqiang (Mike) Cao (UW PhD 11), who is now a postdoc in Prof. Robert Langer's lab at MIT.
- 07/2011: Dr. Jiang was elected to Member, Washington State Academy of Sciences.
- 12/2010: Dr. Jiang is elected as Fellow, American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering.
- 12/2010: Research from our group contributes to Semprus BioSciences $18M finance.
- 10/2010: Dr. Jiang serves as a senior editor for Langmuir.
- 9/16/10: Several people have moved into a brand new lab and office space in Benjamin Hall. They can be reached at 206-616-5991.
- 8/10/2010: Congratulations to Andrew D White who won a Victoria Buch poster award at the Gordon Research Water and Aqueous Conference.
- 4/06/2010: Kasia Nowinski receives the prestigious NSF graduate fellowship.
- 3/08/2010: Jie Zheng (UW, Ph.D. 95) has been awarded a prestigious CAREER Award from the National Science Foundation (NSF). The CAREER Award is given to faculty members at the beginning of their academic careers and is one of NSFs most competitive awards. Jie did his Ph.D. work with us and is now an assistant professor at the University of Akron.
- 9/15/09: Andrew Keefe is awarded the National Institutes of Health T32 Training Grant in Nanotechnology and Physical Sciences in Cancer Research. The focus of this work is to integrate innovations in nanotechnology and the physical sciences
to cancer diagnosis and treatment. This work is in collaboration with the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center with his Co-Mentor from, Dr. Oliver Press.
- 8/15/09: Congratulations to Jason Hower and Gang Cheng who have just started their academic careers in Chemical Engineering Departments at the South Dakota School of Mine and Technology and the University of Akron, respectively. Both of them did their Ph.D. work with us and graduated in May 2009. They are the eighth and ninth of our group members who are now in academics.
- 8/7/09: The site is live!