2020 DYSS speakers

Congratulations to the DYSS 2020 winner, Yayuan Liu!

Kinstlinger
June29

Ian Kinstlinger

Ph.D. Student and NIH Fellow, Rice University

Generation of engineered tissues with biomimetic vascular networks through sacrificial templating

Karim
July6

Ashty Karim

Postdoctoral Research Fellow and Assistant Scientific Director, Northwestern University

Accelerating industrial biotechnology with cell-free technologies

Warburton
July13

Robert Warburton

Postdoctoral Associate, Yale University

Computational surface and interfacial science of lithium ion batteries

Walsh
July20

Dylan Walsh

Postdoctoral Researcher, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Engineering approaches to controlled polymer synthesis

Pinals
July27

Rebecca Pinals

Ph.D. Candidate and NSF Graduate Research Fellow, University of California – Berkeley

Elucidating protein corona composition and dynamics on nanoparticles in biological environments

Liu
August3

Yayuan Liu

Postdoctoral Associate, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Materials design and electrochemical engineering at the energy-environment nexus: from high energy density battery to carbon capture

Kenry
August10

Kenry

Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Harvard Medical School

Exploiting the interactions between nanomaterials and circulatory barriers to combat vascular diseases

Khera
August17

Eshita Khera

Ph.D. Candidate, University of Michigan

Redefining the rules: engineering tumor distribution of therapeutics beyond rule-of-five

As of 2019, only speakers coming from other universities are allowed to win the best speaker award and $500 cash prize.



Congratulations to our Semi-Finalist Honoree:

Daniel Bregante (Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)

Questions?

Please email us!  dyss@uw.edu

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