Dec 4, 2024
9:30am - 10:00am
Hynes, Level 3, Room 309
Bozhi Tian1
The University of Chicago1
Our lab has coined the concept of photoelectroceuticals within the bioelectronics community. In this talk, I will explore the latest advancements in this field, particularly the photoelectrochemical modulation of cells and tissues. This technology enables precise control over intracellular membraneless organelles and opens new avenues for neural and cardiac modulation at the cellular level. I will present the latest materials and device concepts developed to support these applications. Additionally, I will discuss the potential translational applications of photoelectroceuticals, emphasizing their promise in clinical settings. These applications hold significant potential for targeted treatments and personalized medicine. Toward the end of my presentation, I will outline the future directions for this burgeoning field, stressing the importance of advanced materials science research to address current challenges and enhance the clinical applicability of these technologies.