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Krishna Shrinivas
Field:
Artificial Intelligence, Chemical and Biological Engineering, Chemistry, Molecular Biosciences, Physics and Astronomy, Synthetic Biology
Focus Areas:
Artificial Intelligence, Biophysics, Cell Biology, Life Sciences, Machine Learning and Automation
Contact:
Media Relations Contact:
Amanda Morris
McCormick School of Engineering, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
Assistant Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering
Member, Center for Synthetic Biology
Member, National Institute for Theory and Math in Biology
About
Areas of Focus
- Synthetic biology
- Biophysics
- Cell biology
- Systems biology
- Soft matter physics
- Computational science
- Machine learning
Work/Research
- Developing physics-guided machine learning approaches for biomolecule and cell engineering
- Modeling biomolecular organelles function and dysfunction in disease
- Probing mechanisms of gene regulation
- Fundamental theories of complex, squishy, active materials
- Engineering adaptive and self-organized biology
- Principles of computation in life
Career
Along with his lab, Shrinivas is interested in developing frameworks to model and decipher mechanisms that govern biomolecular organization for human health and bioengineering. Shrinivas previously led an independent research program as an NSF-Simons fellow of Quantitative Biology at Harvard and, before that, obtained a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from MIT in 2020, where he trained in the lab of Arup K. Chakraborty.