About the LI LAB
The LI LAB aims to engineer biologically inspired robots and sensors towards ubiquitous, scalable, and affordable healthcare infrastructure. We love to explore the spaces between traditionally different fields. We are interested in fundamental sciences leading to new sensing and actuation principles. We also seek to translate these inventions into scalable diagnostics and therapeutics.Examples of our work include nanorobot for active medicine delivery, soft robot for adaptive locomotion, biosensor to monitor neurotransmitter and hormones.
The LI LAB aims to engineer biologically inspired robots and sensors towards ubiquitous, scalable, and affordable healthcare infrastructure. We love to explore the spaces between traditionally different fields. We are interested in fundamental sciences leading to new sensing and actuation principles. We also seek to translate these inventions into scalable diagnostics and therapeutics.Examples of our work include nanorobot for active medicine delivery, soft robot for adaptive locomotion, biosensor to monitor neurotransmitter and hormones.
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Diagnostics
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Therapeutics
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Exploration
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To be defined |
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Contact
Institute for Quantitative Health Science and Engineering (IQ) 775 Woodlot Dr. East Lansing, MI 48824 Email: jl@msu.edu |
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