Vernon's research utilizes the principles of polymer science and chemistry to design and develop in situ gelling materials for drug delivery, tissue engineering and tissue reconstruction.

Julianne’s research group integrates biomaterial design with innovative manufacturing to control and direct stem cell behavior for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine applications.

Yaron's research focuses on biomaterial-tissue interactions and investigation of novel therapeutics, dressings, and drug delivery scaffolds to enhance healing and repair in complex skin and spinal cord injuries.

Weaver's expertise lies in integrating biomaterials, drug delivery, and tissue and immune engineering for the development of functional and immune-protected tissue and cell grafts.

Kang's current research interests include biomaterials/biomechanics for understanding of injury and wound healing mechanisms and characterization of functional materials for energy/manufacturing applications.

Jin is an assistant professor in chemical engineering at Arizona State University. He is a polymer expert affiliated with the Center for Sustainable Macromolecular Materials and Manufacturing.

Seo's spotlight areas of research include the development of sustainable polymers from renewable resources and advanced macromolecular composites.