Zheng Lab - Cardiovascular Bioengineering

Engineering micro-physiological systems for regenerative medicine and cardiovascular diseases

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Welcome to Dr. Zheng's research group in Bioengineering Department of University of Washington.

We are interested in understanding the fundamental structure and functions in living tissue and organ systems of our human body from nanometer, micrometer to centimeter scale. Further, we are interested in designing and engineering the functional units in our body integrating the knowledge of biology and medicine, transport phenomena, matrix mechanics, and microfluidic technologies. We aim to lead our research towards clinical applications for regenerative tissue and organs, and therapeutic applications and health industry to replace the full animal models.

We have active research collaborations with research groups of Jose Lopez, Charles Murry, Paul Yager, Vincenzo Cirulli, Laura Crisa, and Marta Scatena.

Lab News

April, 2012. Our paper “In vitro microvessel for the study of angiogenesis and thrombosis” is accepted in PNAS!
January, 2012. David Feldman joined the lab. Welcome!

January, 2012. Meredith A. Roberts joined the lab for rotation. Welcome!
January, 2012. Ying is awarded Royalty Research Fund.
December, 2011. Ying is awarded American Heart Association Scientist Development grant.
We are recruiting highly-motivated graduate students on cardiovascular repair and regeneration.