The Omenn-Darling Bioengineering Institute (ODBI) is an interdisciplinary research center building a vibrant community of faculty, students, postdocs, staff and partners, with research focusing on cellular, device and computational bioengineering, all under one roof. ODBI is working to unlock fundamental discoveries in the life sciences and apply engineering principles to pressing human needs.
News
Peter Jaffé named Distinguished Faculty Service Award recipient
Stone inducted into American Academy of Sciences and Letters
Faculty commended for outstanding teaching
Christina Kim, an expert in the brain and behavior, named Freeman Hrabowski Scholar by Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Clifford Brangwynne wins Keio Medical Science Prize for discoveries merging materials science with biology
Cells’ embrace advances medical implants
Events
Reengineering Natural Product Biosynthesis to Garner Mechanically Interlocked Peptides
Physicochemical Design of Bioelectrical Interfaces
A Multi-modal Brain-computer Interface for Restoring Human Communication
Interactomics-driven discovery and characterization of plant natural product biosynthetic pathways in yeast
Imaging, Editing, and Deciphering the Lipidome Using Synthetic Lipid Biology
Expanding the Labeling Toolbox for CRISPR/Cas13-based Imaging
Faculty
Joshua Atkinson
Civil and Environmental Engineering
José Avalos
Chemical and Biological Engineering
Clifford Brangwynne
Chemical and Biological Engineering
Mark Brynildsen
Chemical and Biological Engineering
Daniel J. Cohen
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Tian-Ming Fu
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Jerelle Joseph
Chemical and Biological Engineering
Christina Kim
