First AIRFoundry Annual Meeting

Dr. Camilo A. Mora and PhD student María del Carmen Ramos Álamo participated in the first AIRFoundry Annual Meeting. Dr. Mora presented the lab’s latest work titled “Lipid Nanoparticle Design Informed by Tissue-Specific EVs and Fibroblast Activation”, showcasing our ongoing research on extracellular vesicles, biomaterials, and fibroblast activation in tissue-specific environments. We’re proud to be…

Adriana Rosario selected for CMaT REU at Georgia Tech

Adriana M. Rosario Reyes was selected to join the NSF Engineering Research Center for Cell Manufacturing Technologies (CMaT) REU program at the Georgia Institute of Technology for Summer 2025. This prestigious Research Experience for Undergraduates provides hands-on training in cell manufacturing and regenerative medicine. We’re proud to see Adriana take part in this nationally competitive opportunity!