Yale University · Microbiology & ImmunologyTransplant Innovation Lab
Jordan S Pober · New Haven, Connecticut
Research Focus
Dr. Jordan S. Pober's lab at Yale University focuses on innovative approaches to improve organ transplantation and tissue engineering. By utilizing advanced techniques such as 3D printing and nanoparticle drug delivery, the lab aims to create human skin substitutes that enhance graft survival and reduce immune rejection. The research is highly relevant for developing better treatment options for patients requiring organ transplants.
tissue engineeringendothelial cellsorgan transplantationnanoparticle delivery3D printingimmunogenicity reductionskin substitutes
Research Aims
5AIM 01Develop a functional microvascular system using 3D printing techniques
AIM 02Minimize immune-mediated rejection of bioengineered tissues
AIM 03Optimize nanoparticle delivery systems to target endothelial cells
AIM 04Evaluate the integration of human-derived cells in tissue engineering applications
AIM 05Establish effective methods for graft perfusion in transplantation settings
Skills the Lab Values
3D printingnanoparticle drug deliveryanimal modelscell culturegene editing (CRISPR/Cas9)immunology techniquestransplantation protocolsbiomaterials characterization
Output against the department
Publications473top 6% of dept.29th of 486
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Citations46ktop 5% of dept.24th of 486
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