8/13/2018 - Opening for a postdoc position! For more information, and to apply, please follow the link.   The position is open until filled and applications will be reviewed continuously.

The Subramaniam Lab engineers and studies colloidal, polymeric, and biologically active interfaces. Our current emphasis is on understanding biophysical processes through in vitro reconstitution (understanding by taking things apart and putting things back together!), and on applying this knowledge to design active biomimetic materials such as semi-synthetic cells. By design, many of our problems involve the study and use of biologically derived materials as well as inorganic and organic colloidal particles.  Immediate applied aspects of our research aims to impact world health and health in the San Joaquin Valley by developing novel biomedical diagnostics. Browse these pages to learn more about our lab!

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8/22/2018- The lab welcomes new BEST graduate student Vaishnavi (Vaish) Girish. Vaish comes with 6 years of experience in industry in P&G Singapore, and has a BA and MEng in Chemical Engineering from Cambridge University, UK. Welcome Vaish!   

8/10/2018- CCMB C-SIP summer undergraduate intern Ben Lawrence and ACS SEED I summer high school intern Maycy Lee complete their time in the lab!

6/23/2018- Graduate student Melissa Xu wins two awards at the
2018 UC Systemwide Bioengineering Symposium held at UC Riverside. Melissa won Best Poster in the Biomaterials and Drug Delivery track and won the RapidFire talk competition for the Biomaterials and Drug Delivery session. Congratulations Melissa! 

6/21/2018- Anand wins a Hellman Faculty Fellows award!