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Welcome to the Gao Research Group at Caltech!The Gao Research Group at the California Institute of Technology is a highly interdisciplinary research team devoted to developing versatile bioelectronic devices for fundamental and applied biomedical studies. Our research thrusts include fundamental materials and chemistry innovations as well as important device and system level applications toward personalized and precision medicine. We create and apply the innovative devices to understand the complex biological systems. Some examples of our devices include wearable/portable biosensors that perform real-time health monitoring and clinical assessment, and medical micro/nanorobots that offer the therapeutic capability of rapid drug delivery and precision surgery.
Lab OpeningsWe always welcome talented postdoctoral and graduate candidates. Caltech graduate students from any related program (including MedE, EE, BioE, APhMS, ME, ChemE, Chem, and others) interested in research opportunities with the laboratory should contact prof. Gao for an appointment to discuss available projects. Graduate candidates at all other universities are welcome to contact prof. Gao and need to apply for admission to Caltech. We always welcome dedicated undergraduate researchers for research during the school year or in the summer (through SURF, WAVE and Amgen Scholars programs). Interested students are encouraged to contact prof. Gao.
Contact usDr. Wei Gao
Office: 139 Keck Laboratory Address: 1200 E California Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91125, MC 138-78 Email: weigao@caltech.edu Tel: (626) 395-2958 For Research Group Matters
Catherine Pichotta 207 Keck Laboratory (626) 395-1970 pichotta@caltech.edu |
Recent NewsJul, Wei gave an invited talk at MNM at UCLA and a keynote talk at ICFE 2019.
Jun, Wei was selected as the recipient of the 2019 IEEE Sensors Council Technical Achievement Award (Early Career).
Jun, Wei gave invited talks at Hamlyn Symposium on Medical Robotics, ICMAT 2019, and Nanyang Technological University.
Jun, our research paper on microrobot was accepted by Science Robotics. Congrats to Zhiguang and Yiran!
May, Wei gave a keynote talk in 2019 Joint Ontario-on-a-Chip and TOeP Symposium.
May, You's paper on Flexible Electrochemical Bioelectronics was accepted to Advanced Materials.
Feb, Wei gave a plenary talk at AACR conference - Modernizing Population Sciences in the Digital Age.
Year 2018
Dec 11th, Wei gave an invited talk in IEEE MNM 2018.
Nov 28th, Wei gave two invited talks in MRS Fall meeting.
Nov 13-16th, Wei gave invited seminars at Caltech IST, UC Riverside (BioE) and Washington University in St. Louis (ESE).
Nov 12th, our News and Views on wearable sensor was published in Nature Electronics. Link
Oct, Wei gave a keynote talk in SES 2018.
Sep, welcome Changhao, Jihong, Jiaobing, Yu, Min-Qiang and Xiangjie to join the group.
June, Wei was selected to the Interstellar Initiative (the New York Academy of Sciences). He and his collaborators won Outstanding Team Presentation Award (first place in Neuroscience).
May, Wei gave invited seminars at City of Hope, Cedars Sinai Medical Center and Caltech Materials Science.
March 5th, congrats to Yiran (Isabella) for her paper being accepted to Chemical Society Review.
Dec-Feb, welcome You, Adam, So-Yoon, Rebeca, Joanna and Zhiguang to join the group!
Year 2017
Nov 13th, Wei gave an invited seminar in Birck Nanotechnology Center at Purdue University.
Sep 29th, Wei was featured on Caltech News: "The Science of Sweat: An Interview with Wei Gao". Link
Sep-Oct, welcome our first graduate student Yiran (Isabella) and undergraduate researchers Rohan and Adrian to join the group!
August, Wei joined California Institute of Technology as an assistant professor of Medical Engineering in EAS Division.
April, Wei was selected as an ACS Nano Junior Fellow and participated in first ACS Nano Kavli Futures Symposium. Link
Year 2016 Dec 14th, Wei's wearable biosensor work was chosen by ACS as part of TOP Research of 2016: "Wearable sensors were ‘the’ fashion accessories of 2016". Link August 23rd, Wei was selected as one of 2016 MIT Technology Review 35 Innovators Under 35 (TR35). Each year, MIT Technology Review selects exceptionally talented young innovators whose works are believed to have the greatest potential to transform the world. Link
Jan 27th, the sweat sensor paper was published in Nature. It was reported around the world by Nature, Science, The Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Time, Daily Mail, The Times, LA Times, Newsweek, Forbes, Scientific American, IEEE Spectrum, MIT Technology Review, Fox News, Wired, Popular Science, New Scientist, San Francisco Chronicle and UC Berkeley News. See News.
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