Ping Lab | Nano/Bio Interfaces & Applications
Jinglei Ping (CV|Email) is the principal investigator of the lab. His research interest falls in development of novel atomic-layer nanomaterials, or two-dimensional (2D) materials, building scientific understanding of their transduction properties at nano-bio interfaces, and translation of 2D device structures into biosensing applications in healthcare, point-of-care diagnostics, and environmental monitoring.
Jinglei was born and brought up in Hangzhou before he went to Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou for B.S. in Material Physics, and University of Maryland, College Park for Ph.D. in Chemical Physics. Jinglei likes swimming, playing the game of Go, and rock-climbing.
Jiawang Chen (Email) is a postdoctoral researcher in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering. In his free time, He enjoys gourmet food, traveling, and spending time with his family.
Xiao Fan (Email) is a postdoctoral researcher in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering. In his free time, Xiao enjoys playing basketball, reading and trying new restaurants.
Huilu Bao (Email) is a PhD student of MIE. Reading, playing table tennis, cooking are his favorites.
Xin Zhang (Email) is a PhD student. She likes new things and to carry her camera, apple pencil, and pen with her.
Lin Feng (Email) is a Ph.D. student of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering. Beyond research, cooking and tasting Sichuan food is her hobby. Getting a little more sleep in the moring is her favorite thing to do.
Thomas Estella (Email) is a PhD student of biomedical engineering, and has his B.S. in Bioengineering with a focus in Systems, Synthetic, and Computational Bioengineering from Northeastern University. In his free time, he enjoys participating in road races, finding new coffee shops, and playing Rocket League or Overwatch 2.
Lab Alumni
Xiaoyu Zhang, graduate, ME, now a postdoc fellow at Princeton University
Henry Chow, undergraduate, BME, now an undergraduate student of BME at Boston University
