Aaron Morris

Aaron Morris, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor, Biomedical Engineering
Research Interest
biomaterials; synthetic biology; autoimmunity; inflammation
Accepting New Students?
Yes

DEI Statement

Dr. Morris leads the PRIME lab and seeks to lead by example and embody its shared values: i) Creativity - be bold and think differently; ii) Curiosity - be open and ask questions; iii) Inclusivity - be welcoming and help each other grow; iv) Respect the whole person - respect each others' individual needs and boundaries; v) Rigor and Integrity - do good science and be transparent. 

Research Interest

The PRecision Immune MicroEnvironments (PRIME) Lab focuses on using engineered materials and synthetic biology as platforms to: study immune cells, diagnose disease, and develop therapeutics. Our long-term vision is to develop non-invasive systems for monitoring immune function within tissues. Along the way, we hope to contribute to a basic understanding of synthetic receptor systems, deepen knowledge of the host-material interface, and design material and cell-based tools for monitoring and treating immune dysfunction.