Connor Moore

Research Assistant @Lampe Joint Department Of Biomedical Engineering Unc & Nc State

Raleigh, NC, US

Member of the Advanced Wound Healing Lab under PI: Dr. Ashley Brown, focusing on dual-component scaffolds and fibrin-based nanoparticles (FBNs) for diabetic/chronic wound healing.2024 (Spring–Summer)- Funded by the Comparative Medicine Institute (CMI) through the Summer Interdisciplinary Research Initiative (SIRI) as a CMI SIRI Scholar- Project: “Dual-Component Scaffolds for Diabetic Wound Healing.”- Enrolled in BME 295 – Undergraduate Research in Biomedical Engineering (Spring 20••••24–2025 (Fall–Spring)- Funded through a National Science Foundation (NSF) Grant- Project: “Highly Porous Fibrin-Based Nanoparticle Scaffolds for Diabetic Wound Healing.”- Enrolled in BME 495 – Undergraduate Research in Biomedical Engineering (Spring 2025).Summer 2025- Selected as an American Heart Association (AHA) REU Scholar through the Comparative Medicine Institute- Project: “Fibrin Nanoparticle-Driven Gel Formation on Structural Scaffolds with Real-Time Monitoring for Enhanced Diabetic Wound Healing.”2025–2026 (Fall–Spring)- Continuing research on lactate integration within dual-component scaffolds to enhance metabolic and regenerative responses in chronic wounds.Poster Presentations- CMI Summit Research Symposium (2024, 2025)- BME 20th Anniversary Retreat- NCSU Biomaterials Day Conference (2025)- OUR Summer Symposium (2025)- BMES National Conference (2025)