Linda Griffith

SoE Professor of Teaching Innovation
Department
Department of Biological Engineering
Technology Areas
Biomaterials & Bioelectronics: Health Monitoring / Diagnostics: Assays / Drug Discovery and Research Tools: Cell Culture, Cell Lines & Organoids, Cell Interrogation / Biotechnology: Biomedical Devices & Systems, Sensors & Monitoring, Synthetic Biology, Tissue Engineering, Biomanufacturing / Electronics & Photonics / Sensing & Imaging: Optical Sensing, Chemical & Radiation Sensing, Imaging / Chemicals & Materials: Polymers, Nanotechnology & Nanomaterials / Therapeutics: Proteins & Antibodies, Cell Based Therapy, Regenerative Medicine
Impact Areas
Healthy Living, Sustainable Future, Uncharted Frontiers, Advanced Materials

Background and Education

Prof. Linda G. Griffith received a Bachelor’s Degree from Georgia Tech and a PhD degree from the University of California at Berkeley, both in chemical engineering. Griffith’s is a member of the National Academy of Engineering and the recipient of a MacArthur Foundation Fellowship, the Popular Science Brilliant 10 Award, NSF Presidential Young Investigator Award, the MIT Class of 1960 Teaching Innovation Award, Radcliffe Fellow and several awards from professional societies.

Technologies

Electromagnetic Pump for Organs-on-Chips, and Valve and Pump Designs for Organs-on-Chips

Technology / Case number: #20291
Linda Griffith / Daniel Rathbone / Jun Young Yoon / Brij Bhushan / Minkyun Noh / David L Trumper
Technology Areas: Biotechnology / Electronics & Photonics
Impact Areas: Healthy Living, Sustainable Future
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