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Alfred Yu

Therapeutics and Theranostics Co-Leader; Professor, Biomedical Engineering

Research interests: nanodroplets and nanoparticles as agents for ultrasound imaging contrast enhancement and drug carriers for therapeutic ultrasound

Boxin Zhao

Professor, Chemical Engineering

Research interests: fundamental and practical aspects of adhesion, wetting, and friction of soft bio-nanomaterials, e.g. polymers, liquid crystals elastomers, and biological tissues, under micro- and nanometer confinements. Two major areas of interests are the design and fabrication of "smart" biomimetic devices with tailored physical, chemical, and interfacial properties and the development of novel conductive adhesives as a lead-free and multifunctional joining alternative for electronic packaging.

Nikolas Knowles

Assistant Professor, Faculty of Health

Dr. Nikolas Knowles is a leading researcher working at the intersection of bone biomechanics and skeletal adaptation related to degenerative conditions. His research explores the fundamental mechanisms of bone adaptation, revealing how micro- and nano-scale mechanical stimuli influence cellular behavior and structural remodeling. Dr. Knowles' work spans experimental models, computational simulations, and translational research, aiming to bridge the gap between basic science and clinical application, with a particular emphasis on the progression and treatment of osteoarthritis. Throughout his career, Dr. Knowles has published extensively in leading journals, collaborated with interdisciplinary teams across engineering, medicine, and radiology, and contributed to major advancements in micro-scale bone adaptation in osteoarthritis and orthopedic device development. He is passionate about harnessing the body’s innate capacity for adaptation and repair, and his research continues to shape the future of personalized bone health solutions.