Groups | Dept. Weil

Our group develops novel quantum tools to investigate living systems and soft matter at the nanoscale level. [more]

We develop new chemical methodologies and prepare synthetic proteins to address deadly diseases such as cancer and viral infections. [more]

Our group builds complex nanoscale objects and integrates them into living systems to create biosynthetic life.  [more]

We develop new methods to analyze and process intractable macromolecules by mass spectrometry and related methods [more]

Our group synthesizes small building blocks to assemble into hierarchical bio-interfacing materials. [more]

The NMR team are establishing a broad tool for in-situ measurements to understand the reaction pathways of polymerization; the Nanodiamond (ND) team is looking into the synthesis of NDs with defined atomic defect for tunable physical properties. [more]

We are developing nanodiamond (ND) quantum sensing technology for in-situ probing and manipulating the intracellular parameters such as temperature, pH, and radical species in living systems. [more]

We develop hydrogels from natural biopolymer-hybrids combined with synthetic units to address medical challenges: molecular design – structural control – biofabrication. [more]

Our goal is to induce perturbations in metabolism-linked processes to address new biomedical challenges in an interdisciplinary effort bridging biology and material science. [more]

We develop chemistries suitable for formation or breaking of dynamic-covalent bonds in life-like environment or in vivo. [more]

We develop self-assembling metal complexes as synthetic building blocks for supramolecular materials with tailored biomedical functions. [more]