Lieber Research Group

We are pushing the boundaries in design, synthesis, characterization and hierarchical assembly of nanoscale materials, with an emphasis on novel nanostructures and device arrays for use at the interface with biology and medicine. See Research page.

We are pioneering the interface between nanoelectronics and the life sciences, from sensors for real-time disease detection to development of novel cyborg cells and hybrid nanoelectronics-innervated tissues. See Research page.

We are focusing on a novel approach for integrating electronics within the brain and other areas of the nervous system, which involves non-invasive syringe delivery of neural network-like mesh electronics into targeted distinct brain regions. See Research page.