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Seminars

Source: https://be.mit.edu/our-community/seminars/ Parent: https://be.mit.edu/undergraduate-program/bme-minor/

Our faculty and students invite researchers and academics worldwide to share and discuss their groundbreaking work at the BE Seminar Series. Doctoral students present their cutting-edge research at the Bioengineering & Toxicology Seminars (BATS).

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March 12, 2026 Seminar

Start Time: 4:00PM

Location: 32-155

Hosted By: Jongyoon Han

University of Pennsylvania

Microengineered Mimicry of Human Health and Disease

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March 13, 2026 Seminar

BATS

Start Time: 12:00PM

Location: 32-155

Hosted By: Bevin P. Engelward

Manalis Lab

Hermann Lab

##### Investigating Cell Stiffness as a Determinant of CAR T Efficacy in B-ALL

Chimeric antigen receptor (CAR T) therapy has demonstrated remarkable efficacy in treating blood cancers. However, a significant percentage of patients experience relapse, the mechanisms of which remain poorly characterized. Emerging evidence suggests that the mechanical stiffness of cells plays a key role in T cell-mediated cytotoxicity. We are applying high-throughput stiffness measurements to better understand this interaction and characterize the physical mechanisms of therapeutic resistance in B-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (B-ALL). - #### Connie Wang

Collins Lab

Edelman Lab

##### Nanoengineering Materials to Probe Tissue-Implant Interactions

Biomaterials have become increasingly multifunctional and complex, bringing both breakthroughs and challenges in medicine. One of the greatest issues is the difficulty in assessing multidimensional dynamics of tissue–implant interactions due to a lack of noninvasive and multiplexed monitoring techniques. To address this, we developed a surface-enhancing Raman-active implant material composed of gold nanocolumns on a titanium surface (AuNC-Ti) for enabling nondestructive monitoring of complex implant-material interactions in real-time.

March 16, 2026 Seminar

Start Time: 4:00PM

Location: 32-141

University of California, Berkeley

Designing Molecular Interactions

March 19, 2026 Seminar

Start Time: 4:00PM

Location: 32-155

Hosted By: Douglas A. Lauffenburger

University of California, Los Angeles

Turning Bugs Into Features – Modeling Drug Off-Target Effects to Understand Cancer and Neurology

March 20, 2026 Seminar

BATS

Start Time: 12:00PM

Location: 32-155

Hosted By: Bevin P. Engelward

Ribbeck Lab - #### Simone Wall

Niles Lab

Idris Lab

March 27, 2026 Seminar

BATS

Start Time: 12:00PM

Location: 32-155

Hosted By: Bevin P. Engelward

Wittrup Lab

Keating Lab - #### Rashi Jeeda

Cordero Lab

March 30, 2026 Seminar

Start Time: 4:00PM

Location: 32-141

Cornell University

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