Last year, we won a Pediatric Hydrocephalus Foundation Research Grant to support our research and development in the hydrocephalus space . We are truly committed and excited to be creating a solution for patients. Read about this project here. Thanks also...
Kieran presented at Harvard Chemistry and Chemical Biology (CCB) Department's 2025 CCB Undergraduate Research Symposium. He brought 'home' an award for best poster for his work titled "Strain-Responsive Colorimetric Liquid Crystal Elastomers for...
We are so proud of the graduating class of students who were recently inducted into the Order of Engineers! A large number of them conducted their ES-100 Senior Capstone Thesis Project in the Aizenberg Group: Aeden & Madison, mentored by Rafi : "Fluidic...
We are so proud of our graduates, who covered a broad range of research in the lab Milan: Ambidirectional Liquid Crystal Elastomers: Opposite Deformations Designed Across Length Scales Garrick: Raspberry-colloid-templated catalysts as a model...
Gabby, Roaa, and Alex were recently put in the spotlight by Harvard SEAS for their development of an ML driven breathalyzer for lunch cancer detection. Read about their project and experience in our lab here.
" The Stanford Energy Postdoctoral Fellowship aims to identify, develop, and connect the next generation of energy leaders from science and engineering to policy and economics to address the challenges of the global energy transformation through...
The Harvard Gazette covered the journey of one of our collaborative research projects with the Grinham Research Group at Harvard's GSD from lab scale experimentation to proof of concept field studies and the formation of a start-up company, Trellis Air!
We are delighted to share that our paper "Design Principles from Natural Olfaction to Electronic Noses" was invited to provide a frontpiece. Check it out here. The paper was previously published and is open-source, so we hope you enjoy reading it!
Can robots experience the joy of coffee aroma in the morning? While we are not there yet, our new perspective in Advanced Science draws inspiration from nature's olfactory systems to guide the future of electronic noses. Read a blurb (community note) on...
We're excited to be testing our Sensory Nature-Inspired Fact Finder of Indoor Air (SNIFFIA) at Harvard's Center for Green Buildings, in collaboration with UNC and the Wyss Institute. Read more about it at HarvardCGBC and the Wyss Institute.