Senior Design Projects are teams of senior students from the School of Engineering collaborating on a compelling two-to-three-semester capstone project. This experiential initiative cultivates practical skills and augments the students’
Dr. Daguan Nong is building the SCATTIRSTORM microscope from bolts and nuts! And here is how it looks when it is finished! BUT, what is this, and how it works?
Dr. Hancock delivered a presentation on the adventures of single-molecule microscopy during the 2021 Biophysical Society (BPS).
Our research on Kinesin and dynein has been reported by the College of Engineering News! Neuron movements caused by push, pull of motor proteins, study finds
KIF1A.ORG interviewed core KIF1A research network members on August 13, 2022. In the interview, Dr. Hancock talked about the KIF1A’s walking patterns on a molecular level and introduced the techniques
Congratulations, Rui! We are so proud of the hard work you put into the project and the paper! Go take a look at the new publication from our lab, now
Here is a recent article on the newest project that the Hancock lab has undertaken. It describes how the “new SCATTIRSTORM microscope could improve bioenergy production”. The SCATTIRSTORM microscope is a
The group has 2 new publications, one in PNAS and one in Biophysical Journal. The PNAS article also received high praise in the commentary and a Faculty gold star from
Check out our new page where we compare Kinesin families with every superhero we could think of (regardless of the Universe they come from)!
