Arghavan Louhghalam Research

Prof. Louhghalam in collaboration with researchers from Institute for NanoBio Technology at the Johns Hopkins University and School of Converging Science and Technology at Korea University, has studied the impact of spatial structure of the actin cap on protecting the cell nucleus from extracellular physical disturbances. The study which was recently published in Nature Communications combines experimental results and computational simulation to explain the behavior of cells under mechanical stimuli according to the load-carrying mechanism.

Xuejing Wang joined IRDS Analytics in Sept. 2017 as a PhD student in the Engineering and Applied Science program. Xuejing holds a Master’s degree in Civil Engineering from Politecnico di Milano in Italy. She also has a Bachelor’s degree from Huaihai Institute of Technology in China where she graduated with honor. Welcome Xuejing!

Prof. Louhghalam presented her research at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (March 2017).

Prof. Louhghalam’s research on data driven approaches to carbon management was featured in MIT news (July 2016). For more information see here.