Nina A. Moiseiwitsch et al. article selected for Communications Engineering Editor’s Choice 2025
An article published by the Brown Lab, Colloidal-fibrillar composite gels demonstrate structural reinforcement, secondary fibrillar alignment, and improved vascular healing outcomes, showcasing the lab’s fibrin-based nanoparticle technology was selected for Communications Engineering Editors’ Choice 2025. Read the full paper here: … Read more
Summer 2025 Undergraduate Research Programs
The Brown Lab started off our first summer lab meeting with introductions for new and returning undergraduate researchers supported by a variety of programs across NC State and UNC, including: NIH/T35 Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research Program American Heart Association (AHA) Summer … Read more
Brown Lab 2024 In-Review: Awards and Publications
At the start of 2025, we want to recap some of the Brown Lab highlights from 2024! Graduations: Lab alumni Grant Scull and Halston Deal defended their PhD theses! Awards: Fifth-year student Aryssa Simpson was award the Joint Department of … Read more
Paid REU Research Opportunity for Undergraduates!
This summer The Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering will be hosting a Summer Research Experience for undergraduate students that is supported through an institutional award from the American Heart Association. Applications are Due March 1st! The research experience partners with … Read more
Dr. Brown Named Co-Director of the Comparative Medicine Institute
The Comparative Medicine Institute (CMI) is an interdisciplinary research institute bridging clinical and basic research with more than 170 participating faculty in 23 departments and across 6 colleges and 4 universities. An interview with Dr. Brown and other CMI members … Read more
Brown Lab Member Awards and Recognitions for 2023
To start off 2024, we wanted to recap some of the highlights for Brown Lab members from the past year! Third-year PhD student Ana Sheridan was awarded the NSF GRFP award, a prestigious fellowship awarded by the National Science Foundation for … Read more

