Haowen Yang
RESEARCH PROFILE
Haowen Yang is a PhD candidate in the immunoengineering group under the supervision of Dr. Jurjen Tel. His research currently focuses on decoding temporal immune signaling with single-cell resolution. By taking advantage of microfluidics and synthetic protocells, single-cell dynamics can be measured within designed artifical microenvironments. Probing cellular heterogeneity of immune response will reveal new insights into regulation of cell fate determination.
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ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
Haowen Yang obtained his Bachelor’s degree in Veterinary Medicine at Shandong Agricultural University. He then received his Master’s degree in Animal Genetics, Breeding and Reproduction at Guangxi University. During this period, he was also a visiting scholar at Southeast University with a focus on Nanodiagnostics. He subsequently moved to the microfluidics group led by Prof. Dr. Andrew deMello at ETH Zurich, for research on microfluidic-based bioanalysis. Haowen continued with PhD research at TU/e in the immunoengineering group led by Dr. Jurjen Tel, aiming at single-cell immune dynamics.
Recent Publications
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Bingbing Sun,Xiaoping Guo,Mei Feng,Shoupeng Cao,Haowen Yang,Hanglong Wu,Marleen H.M.E. van Stevendaal,Roy A.J.F. Oerlemans,Jinning Liang,Yiqiang Ouyang
Responsive Peptide Nanofibers with Theranostic and Prognostic Capacity
Angewandte Chemie - International Edition (2022) -
Haowen Yang,Nidhi Sinha,Ulfert Rand,Hansjörg Hauser,Mario Köster,Tom F.A. de Greef,Jurjen Tel
A universal microfluidic approach for integrated analysis of temporal homocellular and heterocellular signaling and migration dynamics
Biosensors and Bioelectronics (2022) -
Nidhi Sinha,Haowen Yang,Ulfert Rand,Hansjörg Hauser,Mario Köster,Frans N. van de Vosse,Tom F.A. de Greef,Jurjen Tel
Microfluidic chip for precise trapping of single cells and temporal analysis of signaling dynamics
Communications Engineering (2022) -
Bingbing Sun,Rui Chang,Shoupeng Cao,Chengqian Yuan,Luyang Zhao,Haowen Yang,Junbai Li,Xuehai Yan,Jan C.M. van Hest
Acid-Activatable Transmorphic Peptide-Based Nanomaterials for Photodynamic Therapy
Angewandte Chemie - International Edition (2020) -
Xiaocheng Yu,Lei He,Myima Pentok,Haowen Yang,Yale Yang,Zhiyang Li,Nongyue He,Yan Deng,Song Li,Tonghua Liu
An aptamer-based new method for competitive fluorescence detection of exosomes
Nanoscale (2019)
Ancillary Activities
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