Current News
- Cameron Ball gives an oral presentation at BMES 2012 on the topic of "Drug-eluting fibers for STI inhibition and contraception."
- Emily Krogstad gives a poster presentation at BMES 2012 on the topic of "Evaluating drug synergy of tenofovir and nanparticle-based antiretroviral microbicides."
- The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation invests $994,296 in the Woodrow Lab to develop drug-eluting fibers.
- Hunter Bennett is recipient of a research fellowship from the Levinson Emerging Scholars Program.
- Eric Do is recipient of a research fellowship from the Levinson Emerging Scholars Program.
- Prof. Woodrow is awarded 2012 NIH Director’s New Innovator Award.
- Prof. Woodrow is invited to the Population Council to discuss nanomaterials for applications in reproductive health.
- Three Woodrow Lab members win 2012 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. Read news.
- Prof. Woodrow travels to 2012 IAS Conference in Washington D.C. to present on CNIHR award.
- Prof. Woodrow is invited to the 2012 Controlled Release Society to present in the Young Scientist Workshop on the topic of Mucosal Drug and Gene Delivery: Barriers and Opportunities.
- Prof. Woodrow is invited to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to discuss drug-eluting fibers for multipurpose prevention.
- Woodrow Lab is awarded NIH/NIAD grant for Combined Multipurpose Prevention Strategies for Sexual and Reproductive Health (R21 AI098648).
- Good-bye and best of luck to Adrienne Rothschilds who graduates from the UW with a B.S. in Bioengineering and begins her Ph.D. studies at UC Berkeley this fall.
- Congratulations to Reena Mahadevan who graduates from the UW with a B.S. in Bioengineering and begins her M.S. studies in the Woodrow Lab this fall.
- Good-bye and best of luck to Nathan Egge who graduates from the UW with a B.S. in Bioengineering.
- Congratulations to Renuka for passing her qualifying exam: An Activatable Imaging Probe for Efficient and Selective Monitoring of Intracellular BACE1 Proteolysis.
- Congratulations to Renuka for passing her qualifying exam: An Activatable Imaging Probe for Efficient and Selective Monitoring of Intracellular BACE1 Proteolysis.
- Eric Do is awarded a 2012 fellowship to conduct summer research at the Johns Hopkins University Institute for NanoBioTechnology Summer REU.
- Hunter Bennett is awarded a 2012 Amgen Scholars Program award to conduct summer research at UCLA.
- Woodrow Lab presents at 2012 International Microbicide Conference in Sydney, Australia.
- Prof. Woodrow is invited to the2012 International Microbicide Conference to speak in the symposium on New Developments in Drug Delivery Technology.
- Cameron Ball wins 2012 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship.
- Emily Krogstad wins 2012 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship.
- Adrienne Rothschilds wins 2012 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship.
- Woodrow Lab presents at 2012 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections in Seattle, WA.
- Congratulations to Emily for passing her qualifying exam: Oxidative-Responsive Composite Electrospun Coating for Prevention of Bacterial Infection and Fibrous Encapsulation.
- Congratulations to Cameron for passing his qualifying exam: An Engineering Approach to Understanding the Role of Lymph Node Structure and Function in Peripheral Tissue Drainage.