Stabenfeldt Lab

Regenerative Strategies for Neural Injury

Each year in the United States over 1.7 million individuals will experience a traumatic or ischemic-related brain injury, with 350,000 persons sustaining a severe to moderate traumatic brain injury (TBI) and an additional 800,000 people suffering from stroke. Our laboratory specifically focuses on (1) engineering novel targeted diagnostic and therapeutic (‘theranostic’) biomaterials for neural injury/disease and (2) identifying endogenous neural stem cell homing mechanisms after injury and incorporating such biosignals into tissue-engineered matrices.

Moderate to Severe TBI

Annual U.S. TBI Incidents

Additional People Suffer from Stroke

Kami and Glenna Present at FURI Symposium

by Amanda Witten | April 19, 2019 | Lab Info | 0 Comments

Kami presented her research on "Global Gene Expression Changes Following HDACi-Loaded Nanoparticle Treatment of Traumatic Brain Injury," while Glenna presented her poster on "Optimizing Recombinant Protein Production for Domain Antibodies." Great job ladies!

Gergey Defends Undergraduate Honor’s Thesis

by Amanda Witten | April 12, 2019 | Lab Info | 0 Comments

Gergey successfully defended his undergraduate honor's thesis: " Evaluation of a Novel HDAC-Loaded Nanoparticle Therapy for the treatment of TBI." Awesome job Gergey!

Dr. Stabenfeldt Earns the SBHSE Metin Akay Graduate Service Award!

by Amanda Witten | April 10, 2019 | Lab Info | 0 Comments

Congratulations Dr. Stabenfeldt on earning the SBHSE Metin Akay Graduate Service Award!

Glenna Honor’s Thesis Defense!

by Amanda Witten | April 10, 2019 | Lab Info | 0 Comments

Glenna successfully defended her undergraduage honor's thesis: "Optimizing recombinant Protein Production for Domain Antibodies: Proof of Concept." Expertly presented Glenna, great job!

Awesome Job Kassy!

by Amanda Witten | April 6, 2019 | Lab Info | 0 Comments

Kassy presented her talk at Society of Biomaterials: "Redesigning SDF-1 delivery strategies with in vitro, in vivo, and in silico analyses," in early April. Presenting in front of such a large audience is no easy task, great...

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Dr. Kate Clancy @KateClancy·

22 Apr

Check out our new paper: *three quarters* of *undergraduate* female physicists report sexual harassment in our sample. The most frequent kind? Gender harassment.

This is happening in our classrooms, labs. What responsibility can we take for changing the culture for our students? https://t.co/zAvOzYIsCM

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Sarah Stabenfeldt @Prof_Stabs·

20 Apr

Awesome FURI symposium today! Kami and Glenna representing the Stabenfeldt lab! #proudPI @ASUEngineering

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Wilson Lab @WilsonLabVU·

18 Apr

We are recruiting a postdoctoral fellow to work on several projects at the interface of molecular engineering and immunology! Learn more about our lab at https://t.co/VObNGA9Tss. Please DM @WilsonLabVU if interested or visit https://t.co/N72ZPUvohm. RTs greatly appreciated!!

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ASU Engineering@ASUEngineering·

16 Apr

The Statewide Symposium in Regenerative Medicine will highlight emerging research in the areas of developmental biology, disease modeling and translational cell therapy. Register now! https://t.co/WEq2XUacv1

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Anirban Sen Gupta @JishnuSenGupta·

16 Apr

We are recruiting post docs with experience in polymers, nanomaterials, drug delivery, cell culture, in vivo wounds and cancer models, microfluidics, organoids..expanding research into platelet and neutrophil role in various diseases. Email me at axs262@case.edu, if interested!

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