Principal Investigator

   
         
Paula T. Hammond
CV

David H. Koch Professor in Engineering
Executive Officer, Chemical Engineering


Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering, MIT (1993)
M.S. in Chemical Engineering, Georgia Tech (1988)
S.B. in Chemical Engineering, MIT (1984)
    Elizabeth Galoyan
Administrative Assistant

77 Massachusetts Avenue, Room 76-553
Cambridge, MA 02139 USA

Phone: 617-253-3016
Fax: 617-258-8992
lgaloyan[at]mit.edu


In 1994 Dr. Hammond was awarded the NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship in Chemistry while performing postdoctoral research in the Harvard University Chemistry Dept as a member of the Whitesides research group. In 2000, Professor Hammond was awarded the Junior Bose Faculty Award, and the GenCorp Signature University Award. She has also received the NSF Career Award, the EPA Early Career Award, the DuPont Young Faculty Award, and the 3M Innovation Fund Award. Dr. Hammond was one of a group of key faculty members involved in starting the Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies


Visiting Scientists

  Seong-Woo Choi
sw326.choi[at]samsung.com
Collaborative research between Hammond Labs and Samsung Louie Lee
kangwon[at]mit.edu
Membranes for Li-air and fuel cell applications


Postdoctoral Researchers

  Ben Almquist
almquist[at]mit.edu
Development of Dynamic Materials for Chronic Wound Healing Jason Deng
jdeng[at]mit.edu
Layer-by-Layer Nanoparticle Delivery for Tumor Therapies
  Bilal El-Zahab
elzahab[at]mit.edu
Engineering New Separator Membranes For Energy Storage Applications Jinkee Hong
jkhong[at]mit.edu
Bioplatforms For Cell Engineering
  Nasim Hyder
nasim[at]mit.edu
Carbon-Based Nanomaterials For Environmental Applications Sung Yeol Kim
sykim78[at]mit.edu
Layer-by-Layer Assembly of Nanomaterials for Energy Storage Applications
 

Sun Hwa Lee
sunhlee[at]mit.edu

Design and development of layer-by-layer membranes for energy storage devices Wei Li
weil[at]mit.edu
Engineering Microenvironments for 3D Culture of Pancreatic Beta Cells
  Seung Woo Lee
swlee78[at]mit.edu
Layer-by-layer Membrane and Electrode Assembly for Low Temperature Fuel Cells

Junying Liu
junyingl[at]mit.edu

Novel Materials For Solar Energy Applications
  Younjin Min
ymin[at]mit.edu
Designing Engineered Materials for a Right Timing of Delivery from Layer-by-Layer Assembly Grinia Nogueira
grinia[at]mit.edu
Microwell Arrays For High Resolution Assay of Rare Cells in a Complex Cell Mixture
  Abigail Oelker
aoelker[at]mit.edu
3D Microenvironments for Mesenchymal Stem Cell Migration and Multiplexed, Real-time Protease Detection

Megan O'Grady
mogrady[at]mit.edu

Incorporation of Synthetic Polypeptides in Polyelectrolyte Multilayer Films
 

Myoung-Hwan Park
mhpark[at]mit.edu

Controlled release of therapeutics using multilayered microparticles in wound healing applications Mohi Quadir
maquadir[at]mit.edu
 
Linear-Dendritic Block Copolymers
   

Xiaoyong Zhao
xyzhao[at]mit.edu

 

Polymeric Nanocarriers For Controlled Delivery      
 
Graduate Students
  Daniel Bonner
dbonner[at]mit.edu
Linear-Dendritic Block Copolymers for Targeted Gene Delivery Steven Castleberry
scastle[at]mit.edu
Polyelectrolyte Multilayer Drug Delivery: Wound Healing Applications

Dongsook Chang
cds1204[at]mit.edu

Linear-Dendritic Block Copolymers for Targeted Drug Delivery

Po-Yen Chen
pychen[at]mit.edu

Layer by Layer (LbL) Solid-State Electrolyte for Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells (DSSCs)

Caroline Chopko
cchopko[at]mit.edu

Developing a Multiplexed Protease Sensor Samantha Collins
scollins[at]mit.edu
DNA-directed LbL Phage Device Assembly
  Nicole Davis
davisnr[at]mit.edu
Layer-by-layer Assembled Membranes for Solar-powered Water Electrolysis Applications
 

Peter DeMuth
pcdemuth[at]mit.edu

Materials Development for Transdermal Vaccination
 

Noémie-Manuelle Dorval Courchesne
ndorvalc[at]mit.edu

Assembly of Biologically-Derived Nanostructures for Photovoltaic Applications

Jonathon Harding
jrhardin[at]mit.edu

OER Mechanism Development and Optimization of the Air Electrode for Lithium-Air Batteries
 

Bryan Hsu
bbhsu[at]mit.edu

Controlled Release of Therapeutics from LbL-Films in Wound Healing Applications

Kevin Huang
kjhuang[at]mit.edu

Phage-based Nanowire-Polymer Composites for Hybrid Photovoltaics
 

Jason Kovacs
jkovacs[at]mit.edu

Development of Novel Desalination Membranes Becky Ladewski
ladewski[at]mit.edu
Solid State Dye-sensitized Solar Cells Using Bacteriophage-based Nanowires
  David Liu
davidliu[at]mit.edu
Exploring Composite Layer-by-layer Membranes for Fuel Cell Applications Anasuya Mandal
anasuya[at]mit.edu
Transdermal delivery/cell sampling LbL Microneedle
 

Jouha Min
jmin484[at]mit.edu

Engineering a Layer-by-Layer (LbL) Film for The Extended Release of Antibiotics and Modeling Drug Release Behavior

Shannon Morey
smmorey[at]mit.edu

New Biomimetic Materials
  Stephen Morton
swmorton[at]mit.edu
LbL Nanoparticles For Targeted Drug Delivery

Joshua Moskowitz
jsm5[at]mit.edu

Controlled Release of Gentamicin from Polyelectrolyte Multilayers to Treat Implant-Related Infection

 

Michael Petr
mp3d[at]mit.edu

Responsive Liquid Crystal Polymers  

Kittipong Saetia
ksaetia[at]mit.edu

Reactive Multilayer Thin Films for Protection Against Acutely Toxic Agents
  Nisarg Shah
nisarg[at]mit.edu
Developing Polyelectrolyte Multilayer films for releasing multiple therapeutic agents