The Bajpayee Lab @ Northeastern

Ph.D. students Shikhar Mehta and Armin Vedadghavami and undergraduate student Erica Wagner recently traveled with Dr. Bajpayee to present at the 2019 ORS Conference in Austin Texas from February 2-5. Shikhar's poster was titled: "IL-Ra is More Effective in Suppressing...

Undergraduate student Cameron Young recently presented his research at the National Collegiate Research Conference (NCRC) at Harvard University from January 24-26. His poster was titled: "Role of Advanced Glycation End-Products in Age-Related Osteoarthritis...

Congratulations to our undergraduate student Cameron Young for receiving the $1,000 Undergraduate Research and Creative Endeavor Award from the Northeastern University Office of Undergraduate Research and Fellowships for his work on advanced glycation end-products!...

Congratulations to our undergraduate student Erica Wagner, who recently received the $3,000 Advanced Research and Creative Endeavor Award from the Northeastern University Office of Undergraduate Research and Fellowships for her work on drug delivery to intervertebral...

  Congratulations to our undergraduate student Erica Wagner, who received two $500 conference travel awards from the Northeastern University Honors Program and Office of Undergraduate Research and Fellowships to present at the ORS Conference in Austin, TX this...

Congratulations to our Ph.D. student Shikhar Mehta for receiving a Northeastern University Ph.D. Travel Award to present his work at the ORS Conference in Austin, TX this February!

Our Ph.D. student Armin Vedadghavami recently published his first paper in Acta Biomaterialia, titled: "Cartilage penetrating cationic peptide carriers for applications in drug delivery to avascular negatively charged tissues." Armin’s ongoing work is focused on...

Congratulations to our undergraduate students Matthew Warren and Sumayyah Akhtar for winning the Undergraduate Research and Creative Endeavors (UGRCE) Awards. Please read more [HERE].

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