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the nato (nate oldenhuis) lab

The Nato Lab endeavors to pioneer chemistry at the intersection of materials science and biology.

 

Our aim is to craft advanced biomaterials that not only push the boundaries of material engineering but also deepen our comprehension of how to manipulate material properties and elucidate the intricate interactions between biological systems and materials.

 

Through our research, we strive to unlock new insights into the dynamic interplay between biology and materials science, fostering innovation and discovery in both fields.

recent news

12 / 9 / 2024

Lola, Zee, and Pat all advance to candidacy!!! WOW!!!!!

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12 / 1 / 2024

Julia Heroux joins the group!!! Muy Bien!!!

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8 / 7 / 2024

Shaina and Aylin's paper is published in Angewandte Chemie!! Yay!!!

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7 / 22 / 2024

Nick officially becomes the first Ph.D. from the natolab!! CONGRATULATIONS!!!!

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6 / 24 / 2024

Wynter's paper is published in Advanced materials!!! go Wynter!!

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6 / 15 /2024

The group received a NIH NIGMS Maximizing Investigators Research Award!!! Yay money!!

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1 / 25 / 2024

Shaina officially became a doctoral candidate! Woohoo!!!

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1 / 4 / 2024

The natolab wins a NSF CAREER!! Congratulations to all who has helped

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Parsons Hall, Rm W115
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Durham, NH 03824-3598

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