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THE
TEPLENSKY LAB

Nanomaterials to Program the Immune System

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A Research Lab at Boston University

The Teplensky Lab capitalizes on the unique intersection of the nano-immune interface to generate new potent therapies.

 

 We intersect nanochemistry, immune engineering, biomaterials design, and more.

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Watch our promotional video to learn more.

Research in the Teplensky Lab focuses on engineering nanotechnology to control immunological cell connectivity, processing, and communication by design. In doing so, we elucidate fundamentals about cellular events and leverage this knowledge to develop improved therapeutics and vaccines that can impact the treatment of cancer and infectious disease.
 
We aim to develop and incorporate synthetic nanoscale advances to control immunological activity and elucidate design rules that have widespread impacts on therapeutic development.

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