Computational cell dynamics laboratory

We pursue research and education in integrating engineering and computation strategies and technologies into biological studies to understand the mechanisms of basic cellular processes. We focus specifically on combining imaging with computation to quantitatively characterize and understand spatial-temporal cell dynamics.

• Experimental and computational analysis of axonal cargo transport as a model of intracellular trafficking
• Imaging-based mapping and analysis of spatial-temporal dynamics of cell signaling and the cytoskeleton
• Molecular cell mechanics of the cytoskeleton
• Advanced experimental and computational fluorescence imaging
  

• January 24, 2011: Ge gave an invited talk at the Carnegie Institute of Washington Department of Embryology.
• August 19, 2010: Minhua was awarded an ICES-DOWD Fellowship, one of the highest honors of the Carnegie Institute of Technology.
• August 6, 2010: Ph.D. student Yiyi Yu joined lab. Welcome!
• May 3, 2010: Minhua was awarded an NSF Fellowship to attend the 2010 International Biocomplexity Summer School in Istanbul.
• June 02, 2010: Ge was invited to attend the NSF Ideas Lab on Innovatioin in Biological Imaging & Visualization (IBIV).