At the UGA New Materials Institute, we believe that a material’s useful end-of-life should be considered at the design stage and that Green Engineering principles should be part of this process.
Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering
College of Engineering
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ejbrisbois@uga.edu
Novel therapeutics and medical device materials derived from human body molecules; antimicrobial and hemocompatible interfaces; anti-inflammatory biomaterials; insulin delivery; polymer and small molecule chemistry; pulmonary and dental therapeutics
Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering
College of Engineering
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ctgomillion@uga.edu
Natural tissue replacements, composite tissue systems, tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, cell-biomaterial interactions, multi-functional biomaterials, tissue modeling systems, cell-based therapeutics
Director, Technology Development & Implementation, New Materials Institute
Distinguished Research Professor
Director, UGA Infectious Diseases Laboratory
britchie@uga.edu
Animal health, emerging diseases, infectious diseases, technology development and implementation
Assistant Research Scientist
Locklin Group, UGA New Materials Institute
Director, The Bioseniatic℠ Laboratory
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emwhite@uga.edu
Material science, Bioseniatic™ materials, degradable polymers, composites and coatings
Director, New Materials Institute
Lead; Advanced Polymers, Fibers & Coatings
Distinguished Faculty Scholar, UGA College of Engineering
Professor; Department of Chemistry, Franklin College of Arts & Sciences,
and, College of Engineering
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jlocklin@uga.edu
New polymers, Bioseniatic℠ materials, biodegradable materials, coatings and interfaces