Nathan Wood

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My name is Nathan Wood and I am currently a graduate student in Dr. Hongmin Qin’s Group at Texas A&M Department of Biology.

In the Qin Group, I helped quickly establish rooms and apparatus, and protocols, for a quick transition from vascular plant and Chlamydomonas research to human cell culture in accordance with a recently earned US Department of Defence Grant. For the Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR), we seek to gain a better understanding of how extreme environmental stressors impact lung cells, at this moment immortalized bronchial epithelial and microvascular endothelial cells.

As part of this, I head a group of two students seeking their Master's Degrees as well as five undergraduate students in order to address how cells respond to extracellular stressors. We also have collaborations with research groups in the Department of Biomedical Engineering and Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering to implement 3D bioprinting and label-free imaging as a means to address these problems.

Academic Research Interests

I seek to elucidate:

I seek to address these questions using a variety of techniques, including:

I also participate in interdisciplinary collaboration in order to leverage advanced techniques and emerging methods, including:

Personal Interests

Personal photo of Nathan Wood (Left), binarized photo (right)

Imaging Actin on the Computer. Originally Shelley Lake CC-BY-SA4.0