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Bio Interfaces: Interfacing the Abiotic and Biotic World

Dr. Robert Eisenberg
Bard Professor and Chairman
Dept. of Molecular Biophysics
Rush Medical Center Chicago, IL 60612
beisenber@rush.edu
312-942-6467 (voice)
312-942-8711 (fax)

 

 


Presentation

Summary of Introduction to Breakout Session

Interfacing the abiotic and biotic world: linking living and dead. Dr. Robert Eisenberg asked members of his group to contemplate several facets of this phenomenon: movement between both states; understanding and manipulation of the skin of living organisms; the development of biosensors; the delivery of drugs; and the connection of biology to silicon. Participants were encouraged to follow the engineering tradition of using as little detail as possible and as necessary to understand how something works.

 

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Session Organizers

Lead Organizer:

Mildred Donlon
DARPA/Special Projects Office
mildonlon@darpa.mil

 

Co-Organizer:

Anantha Krishnan
DARPA/Microsystems Technology Office
akrishnan@darpa.mil