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Bill Lu, Bioengineering

Bill Lu, Bioengineering

Lu Receives NIH Award

Bill Lu, Associate Professor of Bioengineering, has received a major NIH research grant of $410,768 in support of his work on developing novel engineering strategies to produce safer and more powerful nano-medicine that can provide new solutions to the treatment of the most difficult-to-treat human diseases, such as cancers, viral infection, Alzheimer's, and genetic disorders.

 

Bill Lu, Bioengineering

BILL LU, M.D., Ph.D.

Bioengineering Associate Professor

Developing a novel engineering strategy to produce safer and more powerful nano-medicine that can provide new solutions to the treatment of the most difficult to treat human diseases, such as cancers, viral infection, Alzheimer's and genetic disorders.

MS Students: Mai Do, Daniel Levin
Collaborators: UC San Francisco, UC Berkeley

Award: $410,768
National Institute of Health, Medical Sciences