Precision Health Program

Nanomedicine’s ‘crown’ is ready for its close-up New techniques are showing how tiny diagnostics, therapeutics interact with human biomolecules like never before An international team of researchers led by Michigan State University’s Morteza Mahmoudi has developed a new method to… Read More

Dr. Morteza Mahmoudi receives the IAAM Innovation Award for his lecture on “NanoBio Interfaces: Opportunities and Challenges of Biomolecular Corona” in the Advanced Materials Lectures Series 2020.

Learn new tools and resources that can contribute to a positive work environment at Michigan State University.  Join us at the 2020 WorkLife Conference.  Toxic work environments, including instances of bullying and incivility, are highly prevalent in higher… Read More

The Inspiration Level Award was awarded to Dr. Ping Wang for the recent submission of the concept paper entitled,  “Artificial Intelligence Analysis of Magnetic Particle Imaging for Tracking Transplanted Stem Cell Therapy for Diabetes” to the MTRAC AgBio Innovation Challenge.  Click… Read More

Michigan State University microbiology senior Katie Powell received a Summer Research Opportunity Program in Pathology (SROPP) grant from the American Society for Investigative Pathology. The primary objective of the ASIP SROPP is to promote the entry of undergraduate students… Read More

Dr. Aixia Sun’s abstract titled “Monitoring transplanted stem cell-derived islet organoids using magnetic particle imaging in vivo”,  has been selected to give an oral presentation a the Rising Stars of MPI and Molecular Imaging e-Symposia.  Dr. Sun is a… Read More

Bullying behavior is painful. Dr. Mahmoudi and Dr. Roberts sit down with Dr. Girdwood in the WorkLife Office to talk about academic incivility. Topics include: bullying up, mobbing, and creating training materials as an intervention to educate Spartans… Read More

New Disease Detection Technique: Magnetically Levitating Plasmas By Deborah Borfitz February 14, 2020 | The same technology that propels the world’s fastest electric train at speeds up to 267 miles per hour is now being used for the first time to levitate proteins in… Read More

LEVITATING’ PROTEINS COULD HELP DIAGNOSE OPIOID ABUSE, OTHER DISEASES Researchers at Michigan State University’s Precision Health Program have helped develop a fascinating new method for detecting the density of proteins in the blood – a method that could vastly improve… Read More