Engineering Solutions to the Most Challenging Problems in Cardiovascular Biomaterials, Nanoparticle Drug Delivery, and Thrombosis & Hemostasis.
Engineering Solutions to the Most Challenging Problems in Cardiovascular Biomaterials, Nanoparticle Drug Delivery, and Thrombosis & Hemostasis.
Engineering Solutions to the Most Challenging Problems in Cardiovascular Biomaterials, Nanoparticle Drug Delivery, Thrombosis & Hemostasis, and Metabolic Disorder
Developing a Resilient and Diverse Workforce in the Heart of Silicon Valley
About our Lab
Patrick Jurney earned his PhD in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin in the Thermal Fluid Systems and Transport Phenomena.
Professor Jurney completed a postdoctoral fellowship as a National Institutes of Health T-32 Fellow, at Oregon Health & Science University, developing cardiovascular biomaterials and microfluidics platforms.
As an Assistant Professor in the Biomedical Engineering Department at San José State University, Dr. Jurney is focused on running the Biological Fluids and Interfaces Laboratory, developing relevant and impactful curriculum teaching foundational and applied topics in Biological Transport Phenomena, and serving the wider biotechnology ecosystem in Silicon Valley.
Our laboratory is keen on establishing collaborations with industry partners to foster mutually beneficial partnerships aimed at enhancing human health and well-being. We welcome inquiries, questions, or comments and are always open to exploring new collaboration opportunities. Please feel free to contact us at the bottom of this page or on LinkedIn.
For up-to-date information on publications, patents, and student success for our lab and network of collaborators visit our Google Scholar Page, or Twitter account @JurneyLab
Research Expertise
Lab Personnel
Prospective Graduate students should review our previous job posting for a Postdoctoral Associate in order to understand the strengths of SJSU and our laboratory.
Lab Director and Principal Investigator
Professor Jurney
Graduate Students
Christian Catano
Carolina Fonseca E Silva
Juliette Noyer
Romina Iranmanesh
Ammar Babiker
Orion Capuyon
Diane Castellanos
David Ho
Undergraduate Students
Raul Michael
Tallah
Modirzadeh
Elaine Huynh
Jose-Enrique
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Elyes Essanaa
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Tida Ngov
Shweta Raghuraman
Danyal Bawani
Michele Picard
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Lab Alumni
Nourdean Shraim
Gabriela Acevedo Munares (2024) - Amgen
Mackenzie Bean (2024) -
Christian Leycam (2024) - Neptune Medical
Keith Sistoso (2024) -
Rosa Silva Hernandez (2024) -
Ramzi Abu Manneh (2024) - Johnson & Johnson MedTech
Moira Moore (2024) -
Gavin del Rosario (2024) - Stryker Neurovascular
Soo Buei (Sam) Peterson (Née Lee) (2023) - Element Biosciences
Donna Abido (2023) [co-advised w/ HeartFlow] - HeartFlow
Noel Fabionar (2023) [co-advised w/ HeartFlow] - Abbott
Donal Hanneman (2023) - Element Materials Technology
Eyerusalem Abiy (2023) - Noah Medical
Neale Baria (2023) - Falcon Ambulance
Ryan Fallon (2023) - Saint Louis University
Saumya Baddela (2023) - Shockwave Medical
Rhea Michael (2023) - Azenta Life Sciences
Brian Lindskog (2023) [co-advised w/ Jabil] - Varian
Maipaluku Moua (2022) - Charge EPC
Britanie Butts (2022) - Abbott
Sandra Ladjadj (2022) - Elixir Medical
Shruti Hooda (2022) - Onda Corporation
Kyle Groves (2022) - Cosco Wholesale
Alex Guerra (2021) - Graduate Student, UC Irvine
Alyssa Occiano (2021) - Catalent Pharma
Amelito Reyes (2021) - Curia (formerly AMRI)
Feyza Yazar (2021) - Graduate Student, UCSF/UC Berkeley
Audrey Jebasingham (2021) - Covaris
Aldrich Estonlio (2021) - Gridtential Energy
Sarita Kumari (2021) - Lucira Health
Rabena Amanuel (2021) - Avantec Vascular
Izza Murtaza (2021) - Arbor Vita Corporation
Opinder Dhami (2020) [co-advised w/ NASA] - Tioga Medical
Danny Do (2020) - Sheathing Technologies
Brianna Felix (2020) - Boehringer Ingelheim
Vanessa Aldaz (2020) -
Sneha Srinivasan (2020) - Graduate Student, Columbia University
Colby Loop (2020) - Gilead
Harsimran Hothi (2020) -
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JurneyLab - Spring 2022
Sponsors
Our work is supported by grants from the following agencies, institutes, foundations, and industry partners:
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National Institutes of Health (NIH)
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W.M. Keck Foundation
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California State University Program for Education & Research in Biotechnology (CSUPERB)
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Charles W. Davidson College of Engineering
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San José State University Division of Research and Innovation
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McNair Scholars Program