People

	Alisa Morss Clyne, Principal Investigator Dr. Clyne earned her BS in mechanical engineering at Stanford University, and her PhD in Mechanical and Medical Engineering from the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology. She is currently the P.C. Chou Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering, with a joint appointment in Biomedical Engineering. When not in the lab, Dr. Clyne can be found walking her dog or playing volleyball.
	Drew Graham, Postdoctoral Associate Drew...
	Kivilcim Buyukhatipoglu, PhD candidate Kivilcim...
	Sameer Kalghatgi, PhD candidate Sameer...
	Greeshma Manomohan, PhD candidate Greeshma...
	Dannielle Solomon Figuera, PhD candidate Danni...
	Steve Kemeny, MS student (CV) Steve earned his BS in Engineering Science and Mechanics with a focus in Biomechanics from Virginia Tech and is now pursuing an MS in Biomedical Engineering. Steve studies cell response to fluid flow in low and high glucose to better understand the link between heart disease and diabetes. He grew up in West Chester, PA and is somewhat of a local to the Philadelphia region. When Steve isn’t in the lab, he enjoys playing tennis and bike riding, and can often be found camping.
	Kavitha Rajendran, MS student Kavitha...
	Karl Reisig, BS/MS student Karl Reisig is a BS/MS student concentrating in tissue engineering and biomaterials and member of Tau Beta Pi. He investigates the effect of diabetes mellitus on endothelial cell mechanics and signaling pathways. Karl hopes to pursue a career in medicine (cardiothoracic/vascular surgery or anesthesiology) and enjoys snowboarding, water sports, and hockey.
	Pak Lim, BS student Pak...
	Gauri Khanolkar, BS/MS student Gauri...