Laboratory Mentors

PhD Ming Zhang
PhD Ming Zhang in the department of Molecular Pharmacology at Northwestern.

Trainees can select from the following mentors to oversee the laboratory research component of their training

MentorDepartmentNanotechnology-related research interests
Andrew Larson, PhDRadiology at NorthwesternNovel MRI approaches for monitoring delivery of and response to intra-arterially delivered anticancer agents
Chad Mirkin, PhDChemistry at NorthwesternNanoparticle-based biodiagnostics
Dean Ho, PhDBiomedical Engineering at NorthwesternDrug delivery via nanodiamonds
Debaio Li, PhDRadiology at NorthwesternMRI imaging in small animal models of cancer
Gayle Woloschak, PhDRadiation Oncology at NorthwesternApplications of titanium oxide nanoparticles for therapy and imaging
Greg Karczmar, PhDRadiology at University of ChicagoNovel MRI approaches to tumor imaging in animal models and patients
Milan Mrksich, PhDChemistry at University of ChicagoNanostructured substrates and matrices for cancer cell culture
Ming Zhang, PhDMolecular Pharmacology at NorthwesternMouse models of metastatic breast cancer
Paul Grippo, PhDSurgery at NorthwesternTesting of nanotherapeutic devices in mouse models of pancreatic cancer
Ralph Weichselbaum, MDRadiation and Cellular Oncology at University of ChicagoNanotechnology approaches for delivering gene-targeted radiotherapy
Ray Bergan, MDMedicine (Heme/Onc) at NorthwesternTitanium dioxide nanoparticles to image and treat prostate cancer
Reed Omary, MDRadiology at NorthwesternImage-guided delivery of therapeutic nanoparticles, rabbit models of cancer
Sam Stupp, PhDMaterials Science at NorthwesternSelf-assembling peptide amphiphile nanofibers for delivery of drugs and contrast agents
Seema Khan, MDSurgery at NorthwesternNanoparticles for topical application of chemopreventive agents to the breast
SonBinh Nguyen, PhDChemistry at NorthwesternPolymer nanoparticles for delivery of drugs and contrast agents
Steve Rosen, MDMedicine (Heme/Onc) at NorthwesternTesting of nanotherapeutic devices in cancer cells
Teri Odom, PhDChemistry at NorthwesternNanofabrication, manipulation of light at nanometer scale
Thomas Meade, PhDChemistry at NorthwesternTheranostic magnetic nanostructures for the molecular imaging of cancer
Thomas O'Halloran, PhDChemistry at NorthwesternNanoscale encasement of anticancer drugs
Vinayak Dravid, PhDMaterials Science and Engineering at NorthwesternNanoscale characterization of materials
Vincent Cryns, MDMedicine (Endocrinology) at NorthwesternMultifunctional polymer nanoparticles for treatment of metastatic breast cancer