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Meet the Team

Team Members

Ezira Yimer Wolle
Biomedical Engineering
Class of 2019
Mohammed Uddin
Computer Engineering
Class of 2019
Maggie Wu
Biomedical and Mechanical Engineering
Class of 2020
Peyton Tierney
Biomedical Engineering
Class of 2021


Mentors & Advisors

Shane McCormack
Computer Engineering
Ali Lashkaripour
Biomedical Engineering
Radhakrishna Sanka
Computer Engineering
Dylan Samperi
Biomedical Engineering


Principal Investigator

Professor Douglas Densmore, PhD
Douglas Densmore is an Associate Professor at Boston University and the director of the Cross-disciplinary Integration of Design Automation Research (CIDAR) Group at Boston University. His reserch focuses on the development of computational and experimental software tools for the specification, design, and assembly of synthetic biology systems. He is also the principal investigator of the NSF Expeditions "Living Computing Project".His facilities include a computational workspace in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, as well as a laboratory workspace in the Boston University Biological Design Center (BDC).