Assistant Professor @ Cornell Biomedical Engineering, Organ-on-Chip, Lymphatics, Cancer, Neurological Disease (eye and brain)
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ALT Cornell's graduate program in biomedical engineering named a Top Ten Best Graduate Programs by U.S. News and World Reports.
ALT A graphic with a quote and modified figure from the linked Lab on a Chip paper, “Lymphatics-on-a-chip microphysiological system: engineering lymphatic structure and function in vitro” (doi: 10.1039/D5LC00875A). It features part of Figure 6 (“Schematic illustrating a multilevel validation framework for human lymphatics-on-a-chip systems, encompassing molecular, structural, functional, and clinical benchmarks.”) and a quote attributed to authors Yansong Peng and Esak Lee of Cornell University: “These microphysiological systems offer unprecedented potential to accurately replicate human lymphatic physiology and disease, complementing and even replacing traditional animal models, which suffer from translational limitations and rising regulatory and ethical scrutiny.”
ALT A person walks through the sunlit archway of the Cornell War Memorial entrance with a view of the distant landscape visible in the background.
ALT Person on a bike pauses on a Cornell University path during a sunset, while other people walk by, with vibrant autumn trees in the background.
ALT A Cornellian walking in front of a building on a campus with a vibrant orange-leafed maple tree overhead, suggesting a fall season setting.
ALT Several people enjoying a sunny day on the Cornell University Slope.
ALT Scientist using a microscope next to an image of cells, with text stating 'NIH establishes nation's first dedicated organoid development center to reduce reliance on animal modeling.' Laboratory glassware also shown.
ALT Person balancing on a slackline on the Ag Quat at Cornell with vibrant autumn trees, while another person observes and enjoys the scene. There are lush green and yellow leaves, and students can be seen in the background walking across the Ag Quad at Cornell University.
ALT Autumn foliage frames a view of McGraw Tower on the Cornell University campus, with a person walking along the Cornell University Libe Slope.
ALT A person is sitting under a vibrant red maple tree on a grassy Libe Slope at Cornell, with a large glass building in the background. The setting suggests a peaceful autumn day at Cornell University.
ALT Vibrant autumn leaves frame a view of Bailey Hall at Cornell's entrance, with a person walking by and colorful fallen leaves scattered around.
