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The Tissue Engineering & Biomaterials Laboratory is located within the Fischell Department of Bioengineering at the University of Maryland.  Our lab uses the principles of both engineering and life sciences to develop biomaterials that improve the quality of life of ill or injured patients.  We begin with polymer science methods to synthesize novel hydrolytically degradable polymers and then fabricate these polymers into easily implantable biomaterials.  Molecular and cellular biology principles are then incorporated to understand the interaction of cells, tissues, and higher life systems with these novel biomaterials.  Areas of focus in our lab include the study of biomaterials for the delivery of therapeutics, scaffolds for orthopedic tissue engineering applications, and the interaction of biomaterials and tissues.  Please use this site as both a window into the work and personnel at the Tissue Engineering & Biomaterials Laboratory as well as a gateway to bioengineering, cell biology, and biomaterials research.

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Tissue Engineering

  Biomaterials Laboratory

Text Box: Fischell Department of Bioengineering
University of Maryland

University of Maryland

Fischell Department of Bioengineering

3238 Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building

College Park, Maryland 20742

P:   301.405.7475

F:   301.314.6868

E:   jpfisher AT umd.edu

 

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Recent Lab News

Grad Student Andrew Yeatts is named Outstanding Graduate Researcher

Fisher wins Teaching Excellence Award in the Fischell Department of Bioengineering

Undergrad Elyse Geibel is named Undergraduate Student Researcher of the Year

Undergrad Josh Thompson wins the Outstanding ASPIRE Student Research Award (read story)

Grad student Emily Coates wins travel award to the Northeast Bioengineering Conference in Troy, NY

Grad student Andrew Yeatts’ work is featured on cover of Tissue Engineering Part C (read story)

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