Possible Rotation Projects:
- Contact Dr. Zervantonakis to discuss projects in the areas of microfluidic device development, 3D cell migration, cell-ECM interactions, metastasis and drug resistance.
Training Technologies Used:
Microfluidics
3D printing
Live cell microscopy
Education & Training
- Postdoc,Cell Biology, Harvard Medical School-2019
- Ph.D.,Mechanical/Biological Engineering, MIT-2013
- BSc, Mechanical Engineering, National Technical University of Athens &Technical University of Munich-2006
Recent Publications
Research Interests
We employ a quantitative approach that integrates microfluidics, systems biology modeling, and in vivo experiments to investigate the role of complex microenvironments on cell growth, migration and response to perturbations in health (tissue homeostasis) and disease (cancer).