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 Doug
Lauffenburger, Ph.D.
Ford Professor of Bioengineering, 2009-
Department of Biological Engineering;
Professor & Head, 1998-present
Department
of Chemical Engineering; Professor, 1995-present
Department of Biology;
Professor, 2002-present
Biotechnology Process
Engineering Center; Member, 1997-present; Director,
1998-2003
Center for Biomedical
Engineering; Member, 1995-present; Director, 1995-1998
Center
for Cancer Research; Affiliate, 1999-present
Massachusetts
Institute of Technology
Room: 16-343
Cambridge MA 02139 USA
Phone: (617) 252-1629
Fax: (617) 258-0204
Email: lauffen@mit.edu
CV
Education
- B.S. (ChE) University of Illinois, 1975
- Ph.D. (ChE) University of Minnesota,
1979
Professional Experience
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Department of Biological Engineering (originally, Biological Engineering Division); Professor & Co-Director, 1998-2003; Whitaker Professor of Bioengineering & Head, 2003-2009; Ford Professor of Bioengineering & Head, 2009-present
- Department of Chemical Engineering; Professor, 1995-present
- Department of Biology; Professor, 2002-present
- Center for Environmental Health Sciences; Member, 2000-present
- Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research (formerly Center for Cancer Research); Affiliate, 1999-present
- Biotechnology Process Engineering Center; Member, 1997-2010; Director, 1998-2003
- Center for Biomedical Engineering; Member, 1995-present; Director, 1995-1998
University of Illinois
- Department of Chemical Engineering, Professor, 1990-1994
- Department of
Cell & Structural, Biology Professor, 1990-1994
- Bioengineering Program,
Professor, 1990-1994
- Biophysics Program, Professor,
1993-1994
University of Pennsylvania
- Department of Chemical Engineering, Professor and Chairman, 1987-1990
Associate Professor, 1984-1986,
Assistant Professor, 1979-1984
- Graduate Group in Cell Biology, Member 1987-1990
- Graduate Group in
Bioengineering, Member 1979-1990
University of Wisconsin
- Department of Chemical Engineering, Visiting Professor, 1989-1990
University of Heidelberg, Federal Republic of Germany:
- Applied Mathematics Institute Visiting Scientist 1980
Academic Honors and Awards
- B.S. Summa Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa, University of Illinois,
1975
- NSF Presidential Young Investigator Award, 1984
- A.P. Colburn Award – AIChE,
1988
- J.S. Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship, 1989
- C.W. McGraw Award - AIChE,
1992
- Founding Fellow, American Institute of Medical and
Biological Engineering, 1992
- Food, Pharmaceutical, & Bioengineering
Division Award - AIChE, 1993
- Amgen Award in Biochemical
Engineering - Engineering
Foundation, 1999
- Member, National Academy
of Engineering, 2001
- Member, American
Academy of Arts & Sciences, 2001
- W.H.
Walker Award
- AIChE, 2002
- BMES
Distinguished Lecture
Award, 2003
- Biomedical Engineering Society, Fellow,
2005
- CIIT
Founders Award, 2006
- AIMBE Pierre Galletti Award, 2007
- MIT Frank Perkins Student Mentoring Award, 2008
- Foundations of Systems Biology Award, FOSBE, 2009
- Systems Biology Pioneer Award, SPIE, 2011
Special Lectureships/Professorships
- Inaugural Thiele Lectureship in Chemical Engineering, University
of Notre Dame, 1986
- Kelly Lectureship in Chemical Engineering,
Purdue University, 1995
- Merck Distinguished Lectureship
in Chemical & Biochemical Engineering,
Rutgers University, 1995
- Llewelyn-Thomas
Lectureship in Bioengineering,
University of Toronto, 1996
- Chance Lectureship in Medicine & Engineering, University
of Pennsylvania, 1996
- Smith Lectureship in Chemical
Engineering, Cornell University, 1998
- Rushmer Lectureship in
Bioengineering, University of Washington, 1998
- Holtz Lectureship
in Chemical Engineering, Johns Hopkins University, 1998
- MRC Lectureship,
Society of Toxicology, 1999
- Bayer Lectureship
in Biochemical Engineering,
University of California-Berkeley,
1999
- Katz Lectureship
in Chemical Engineering, University of
Michigan, 1999
- Lacey
Lectureship in Chemical Engineering,
California Institute of Technology,
2000
- Lumpkin
Memorial Lectureship in Chemical & Biochemical Engineering,
University of Maryland-Baltimore County, 2000
- Skalak
Memorial Lectureship in Bioengineering,
University of California-San
Diego, 2001
- Stetten
Memorial Symposium Lecture, NIGMS,
National Institutes of Health,
October 2002
- Kewaunee Lectureship in
Biomolecular & Tissue Engineering, Duke University,
June 2003
- Smith
Lectureship in
Chemical
Engineering, University of
California-Davis, 2005
- Quinn Lecture in Chemical Engineering, University of Pennsylvania,
2006
- Ashland Distinguished Lecture in Chemical & Materials
Engineering, University of Kentucky,
2006
- Presidential Scholars Lecture,
CIIT Center for
Health Research, 2006
- Lahiri Lecture in Chemical
Engineering, Vanderbilt University, 2007
- ICI Distinguished Lectures in Chemical Engineering,
University of Alberta, 2007
- Grodins Lecture in Biomedical Engineering, University of Southern California,
2007
- Inaugural Lecture, Integrative Biological Systems Institute, Georgia Institute of Technology, 2008
- Future Frontiers of Biomedical Engineering, BMES Annual Meeting, 2010
- Orrin Ingram Distinguished Lecture in Cancer Biology, Vanderbilt University, 2011
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