Restrictions: Permission of the Fischell Department of Bioengineering

Introduction to modern spatial biology methods, beginning with clinical motivations and pathology, moving to the materials, imaging, and chemistries that enable spatial methods, and ending with spatial omics analysis and bioinformatics. This course will cover clinical and engineering background and theory, and practical spatial omics programming and analysis.

Immunoengineering harnesses immunological functions to design treatments for various diseases including cancer. We will explore how engineering technologies have been used to study and modulate immune functions, techniques used in immunology and immune engineering, and new developments in the field. The course will largely focus on current literature in immune engineering topics.