Our research at the BIOME Lab is focused on developing integrated Micro-Nanotechnologies, Biomaterials, and innovative Biofabrication methods to engineer infections/inflammations on-chip models, for conducting tissue-level Immunobiomimetic studies. Particularly, we are interested in understanding the dynamics of Neutrophil Extracellular Traps (NETs) formation and investigate the significance of NETs in disease models. The goal of our investigations is to identify how NETs based interference reveal potential biomolecular targets leading to the development of novel immunotherapeutic strategies that could be implemented in clinical trials and drug discovery in the coming years. Current areas of our research include: