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Mark
Brynildsen

Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering and Bioengineering

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Research interests: Bacterial persistence, host-pathogen interactions, network biology of bacterial stress.

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Professor Mark Brynildsen (second from right) with Ph.D. students (from left) Katherine Sniezek, Nashaly Soto-Echevarria, and Gabrielle Leon. Photo by Tori Repp/Fotobuddy

Probing bacterial persistence to battle superbugs

Jose Avalos, Chris Gonzalez, Tess Kichuk in wearing lab coats looking at Petri dish in lab
José Avalos (left) and members of his research team Chris Gonzalez and Tess Kichuk. Photo by Sameer Khan/Fotobuddy

New bioengineering Ph.D. program harnesses ‘uniquely collaborative’ community

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José Avalos (right) and his research team engineer microbes in his lab to address global challenges in renewable energy and sustainable manufacturing. Photo by Sameer A. Khan/Fotobuddy

At new institute, quest for better lives starts with curiosity

Engineering faculty recognized for excellence in teaching

Researcher exposes fire-retardant and untreated control material to flame
Postdoctoral research associate Xiaohui Xu (pictured) and professor Rodney Priestley received funding to develop a fire-retardant spray. Photos by David Kelly Crow

Innovation funds support advances in bioengineering, machine learning and materials science

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Faculty commended for outstanding teaching

Affiliations

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Chemical and Biological Engineering

Advancing human health, energy, materials science, and industrial processes

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Omenn-Darling Bioengineering Institute

Building a vibrant community of faculty, students, postdocs, staff and partners; research focusing on cellular, hardware and computational bioengineering – all under one roof.