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Björn Reinhard

Professor

Boston University

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Materials Science and Engineering

College of Arts & Sciences

Chemistry

Physics

Björn Reinhard is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Professor at Boston University.

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Boston University

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nanotechnology materials science nanomaterials plasmonics nanobiotechnology applied physics nanoparticle research nanophotonics photonics biophysics nanometrology nanoscale science immunology nanomedicine optoelectronics virology surface nanotechnology nanoparticles applied microbiology nanoscale chemistry virus-host interactions pharmaceutical nanotechnology optical engineering medicinal research material chemistry semiconductor nanostructures metal nanoparticles cancer biology plasmon coupling molecular science cell death clinical microbiology membrane science material research apoptosis nanoparticle cluster arrays interface science molecular cancer metallic nanomaterials dna nanotechnology sensor design surface chemistry applied chemistry therapeutic nanomaterials cell trafficking cancer treatment membrane characterization silver nanoparticles virus research vibrational spectroscopy biomedical imaging cellulose cancer care molecular biotechnology viral pathogenesis virus transmission surface nanoengineering viral genetics optical imaging optical metrology lipid science nanofibers intracellular trafficking dynamic molecular rulers silver plasmon rulers live cell plasmon membrane-wrapped nanoparticles plasmon rulers molecular ruler single gold gold nanoparticles sers substrates multiscale signal enhancement dna bending deterministic aperiodic arrays plasmonic nanogalaxies

Notable Scholarly Works

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Direct Excitation Transfer in Plasmonic Metal-Chalcopyrite-Hybrids: Insights From Single Particle Line Shape Analysis. ACS Nano (2024)

Tianhong OuyangYi-Chen ChenKoustav KunduXingjian ZhongYixin MeiAkilesh NalluriAllison M. DennisBjörn M. Reinhard

direct excitation transferplasmonic metal-chalcopyrite-hybridsnanotechnologyplasmonics

Membrane Fluidity Properties of Lipid-Coated Polylactic Acid Nanoparticles. Nanoscale (2024)

Yuanqing GuBjörn M. Reinhard

biophysicsnanomaterialspolymer sciencenanoparticlesnanotechnologynanoscale chemistrymembrane sciencemembrane fluidity propertiesnanoscale sciencenanoparticle researchpolymer nanotechnologybiomolecular engineeringmaterials science

Probing the Origins of the Disorder-To-Order Transition of a Modified Cholesterol in Ternary Lipid Bilayers. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2024)

Ayan MajumderYuanqing GuYi-Chen ChenXingda AnBjörn M. ReinhardJohn E. Straub

lipidslipid chemistrystructural molecular biologyternary lipid bilayersvascular biologymolecular biologyprotein foldingbiomolecular structurebiochemistryprotein structurelipid disordersfunctional modificationbiophysicsproteinlipid interactionprotein sciencemembrane biologytransition metal chemistrymembranesdisorder-to-order transitionlipid movement

Sensing Thermophoretic Forces by Nanoplasmonic Actuators With Interferometric Scattering Readout. Nano Letters (2024)

Yixin MeiAidan OiLeslie VelascoSonia ZaharaBjörn M. Reinhard

thermophoretic forcesnanotechnologynanoplasmonic actuators

Two-Color Interferometric Scattering (Iscat) Microscopy Reveals Structural Dynamics in Discrete Plasmonic Molecules. Nanoscale (2024)

Leslie VelascoAniqa N. IslamKoustav KunduAidan OiBjörn M. Reinhard

biophysicsnanomaterialsmicroscopyplasmonicstwo-color interferometric scatteringinterferometrynanophotonicsnanotechnologynanometrologynanoscale sciencediscrete plasmonic moleculescondensed matter physicsmaterials science

Nanoplastics Weathering and Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon Mobilization. ACS Nano (2023)

Erik B. SchiferleWenxu GeBjörn M. Reinhard

nanomaterialsweatheringnanotechnologynanometrologyenvironmental sciencenanobiotechnologymaterials science

Roadmap on Optical Sensors. Journal of Optics (2023)

Mário F S FerreiraGilberto BrambillaLuc ThévenazXian FengLei ZhangMisha SumetskyCallum JonesSrikanth PedireddyFrank VollmerPeter D DragicOri Henderson-SapirDavid J OttawayElodie StrupiechonskiGoretti G Hernandez-CardosoArturo I Hernandez-SerranoFrancisco J GonzálezEnrique Castro CamusAlexis MéndezPaola SaccomandiQimin QuanZhongcong XieBjörn M ReinhardMax Diem

sensorsoptical sensorslightwave technologybiophotonicsoptical materialsbiomedical engineeringfiber optic sensinglight scienceoptical propertiesspecialty optical fibresoptical fibre sensorsphotonic sensorssensor design

Supplementary Data From Tumor Cell-Derived Periostin Regulates Cytokines That Maintain Breast Cancer Stem Cells. (2023)

Arthur W. LambertChen Khuan WongSait OzturkPanagiotis PapageorgisRekha RaghunathanYuriy AlekseyevAdam C. GowerBjörn M. ReinhardHamid M. AbdolmalekySam Thiagalingam

breast oncologysupplementary datadermatologypharmacologybreast cancervascular biologytumor biologycancer researchcancer cellsgene expressiontumor cell-derived periostinmedicinal researchmolecular cancercellular therapycell regulationcancer biologyneurologytumor targetingoncologycytokines

Two-Color Iscat Imaging of Ag Nanoparticles Resolves Size and Ambient Refractive Index Changes. Nano Letters (2023)

Leslie VelascoTianhong OuyangBjörn M. Reinhard

nanomaterialsoptical imagingnanotechnologynanoscale sciencetwo-color iscat imagingmaterials science

Characterizing Lipid‐Coated Mesoporous Silica Nanoparticles as Cd169‐Binding Delivery System for Rilpivirine and Cabotegravir. Advanced NanoBiomed Research (2022)

Han ZangJosiane FofanaFangda XuSarah B. NodderSuryaram GummuluruBjörn M. Reinhard

nanomaterialsdrug deliverydrug targetingtherapeutic nanomaterialsnanomedicineimmunologynanotechnologypharmaceuticsmedicinal researchcellular therapybiotechnologydrug delivery systemspharmacologypharmaceutical nanotechnologynanoparticle researchapplied microbiologynanobiotechnologymaterials science

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Björn Reinhard

Professor

Boston University

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Materials Science and Engineering

College of Arts & Sciences

Chemistry

Physics

Björn Reinhard is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Professor at Boston University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Boston University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Direct Excitation Transfer in Plasmonic Metal-Chalcopyrite-Hybrids: Insights From Single Particle Line Shape Analysis. ACS Nano (2024)

Tianhong OuyangYi-Chen ChenKoustav KunduXingjian ZhongYixin MeiAkilesh NalluriAllison M. DennisBjörn M. Reinhard

direct excitation transferplasmonic metal-chalcopyrite-hybridsnanotechnologyplasmonics

Membrane Fluidity Properties of Lipid-Coated Polylactic Acid Nanoparticles. Nanoscale (2024)

Yuanqing GuBjörn M. Reinhard

Probing the Origins of the Disorder-To-Order Transition of a Modified Cholesterol in Ternary Lipid Bilayers. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2024)

Ayan MajumderYuanqing GuYi-Chen ChenXingda AnBjörn M. ReinhardJohn E. Straub

Sensing Thermophoretic Forces by Nanoplasmonic Actuators With Interferometric Scattering Readout. Nano Letters (2024)

Yixin MeiAidan OiLeslie VelascoSonia ZaharaBjörn M. Reinhard

thermophoretic forcesnanotechnologynanoplasmonic actuators

Two-Color Interferometric Scattering (Iscat) Microscopy Reveals Structural Dynamics in Discrete Plasmonic Molecules. Nanoscale (2024)

Leslie VelascoAniqa N. IslamKoustav KunduAidan OiBjörn M. Reinhard

Nanoplastics Weathering and Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon Mobilization. ACS Nano (2023)

Erik B. SchiferleWenxu GeBjörn M. Reinhard

nanomaterialsweatheringnanotechnologynanometrologyenvironmental sciencenanobiotechnologymaterials science

Roadmap on Optical Sensors. Journal of Optics (2023)

Supplementary Data From Tumor Cell-Derived Periostin Regulates Cytokines That Maintain Breast Cancer Stem Cells. (2023)

Arthur W. LambertChen Khuan WongSait OzturkPanagiotis PapageorgisRekha RaghunathanYuriy AlekseyevAdam C. GowerBjörn M. ReinhardHamid M. AbdolmalekySam Thiagalingam

Two-Color Iscat Imaging of Ag Nanoparticles Resolves Size and Ambient Refractive Index Changes. Nano Letters (2023)

Leslie VelascoTianhong OuyangBjörn M. Reinhard

nanomaterialsoptical imagingnanotechnologynanoscale sciencetwo-color iscat imagingmaterials science

Characterizing Lipid‐Coated Mesoporous Silica Nanoparticles as Cd169‐Binding Delivery System for Rilpivirine and Cabotegravir. Advanced NanoBiomed Research (2022)

Han ZangJosiane FofanaFangda XuSarah B. NodderSuryaram GummuluruBjörn M. Reinhard

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