Temple University · EngineeringRadiation Injury Research Lab
Mohammad F Kiani · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Research Focus
Dr. Mohammad F Kiani's lab at Temple University focuses on developing innovative solutions for treating radiation-induced injuries, particularly to the vascular system. Using cutting-edge microphysiological models, the lab aims to understand how radiation exposure affects blood vessel function and immune cell interactions. The ultimate goal is to identify and repurpose existing FDA-approved drugs that could help mitigate the harmful effects of radiation on health.
radiation injuryvascular healthdrug repurposingmicrophysiological modelsimmune response
Research Aims
3AIM 01Develop a multiorgan platform to model radiation-induced vascular injury in human cells.
AIM 02Investigate how radiation affects immune cell-endothelial cell interactions.
AIM 03Repurpose FDA-approved drugs to treat radiation-induced vascular damage.
Skills the Lab Values
microfluidicsin silico modelingproteomicscell cultureimmunofluorescence microscopy
Output against the department
Publications182bottom 46% of dept.150th of 278
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Citations4.6kbottom 36% of dept.179th of 278
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