Cellular Engineering
Cellular engineering is a field that studies cell and molecule structure-function relationships. It is the development and application of engineering approaches and technologies to biological molecules and cells. This course provides a bridge between engineers and biologists that quantitatively study cells and molecules and develop future clinical applications. Topics include fundamental cell and molecular biology; immunology and biochemistry; receptors, ligands, and their interactions; nanotechnology/biomechanics; enzyme kinetics; molecular probes; cellular and molecular imaging; single-cell genomics and proteomics; genetic and protein engineering; and drug delivery and gene delivery.
Topics
- fundamental cell and molecular biology
- immunology and biochemistry
- receptors
- ligands
- and their interactions
- nanotechnology/biomechanics
- enzyme kinetics
- molecular probes
- cellular and molecular imaging
- single-cell genomics and proteomics
- genetic and protein engineering
- and drug delivery and gene delivery
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027