WELCOME TO THE KUNZE LAB
RECENT NEWS:
10/10/2018: A third congratulation goes to Kennan Hooker who received his first INBRE IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence Award for the AY 18/19.
10/09/2018: We also congratulate Kendra Hergett for receiving an USP travel grant to present her research at BMES and the INBRE IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence Award for the AY 18/19. 10/08/2018: Congratulation to Derek Judge for receiving the AIRO/EMPower, INBRE IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence Award for the AY 18/19. 10/17-20/2018: The Kunze Lab will be attending and presenting at the BMES Meeting in Atlanta! 09/01/2018: The Kunze Lab welcomes two new undergraduates Hammad and Xingxi from Electrical and Computer Engineering. [link] Click here for more updates, or follow us on Twitter (@TheKunzeLab). |
RESEARCH:Research projects in the Kunze Lab live at the interface between micro- and nano-engineered tools and neuroscience with the scope of understanding the role and function of the brain microstructure in healthy brains and during the progression of neurodegenerative diseases.
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MEMBERS:
Discover who we are, what background we have and what we do in the lab at our members page.
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OPENINGS:
We are continuously looking for highly motivated and skilled graduate students in the area of Neurobioengineering, BioMEMS, Bioelectronics, or Biophysics.
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