Biomanufacturing and Cryopreservation

Biomanufacturing utilizes biological systems, such as living cells, to produce essential products like pharmaceuticals and biomaterials, driving innovation in research, medicine, and environmental sustainability. Complementing this, cryopreservation at cryogenic temperature (i.e., -196 deg C, supercool, literally) stops biological time and enables biobanking for indefinite storage, therefore facilitating on-demand supply of living biological systems (read more here about ATP-Bio). We aim to develop advanced biomanufacturing and cryopreservation techniques to contribute to the vision of a "BioAmazon" to advance biotechnology, healthcare, and sustainability.

Micro/nano Biomedical Devices

Micro/nano biomedical devices play a pivotal role in advancing modern biotechnology and healthcare. By operating at micro- and nanoscale dimensions, these devices allows precise manipulation of biological systems, such as cells and biomolecules, unlocking new possibilities in early disease detection, targeted drug delivery, tissue engineering, and personalized medicine. Our goal is to develop accessible and efficient micro/nano devices to improve the diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment of diseases.