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Robert B. Anderson

South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

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Department Of Nanosience And Nanoengineering

Department of Nanoscience & Biomedical Engineering

NoneRobert B. Anderson is currently serving as a Nanosience And Nanoengineering faculty at South Dakota School of Mines And Technology.

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South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

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materials science physics applied physics immunology optical materials cell signaling luminescence light science nuclear physics particle physics nuclear magnetic resonance optoelectronics nanophotonics photonic crystals high energy physics nuclear science advanced functional materials nanoparticle research raman spectroscopy lightwave technology nano energy protein science clinical microbiology applied microbiology mammalian biology medicinal research cellular therapy luminescence property upconversion luminescence cell biomechanics g protein-coupled receptor phagocytes adaptive immune system phage biology immunochemistry metal toxicity macropinosome formation author correction igg surface mobility fcg receptors cellulosic copper nanoparticles

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Antibody Surface Mobility Amplifies FcγR Signaling via Arp2/3 During Phagocytosis. Biophysical Journal (2024)

Seongwan JoBrady R. FischerNicholas M. CroninNi Putu Dewi NurmalasariYoseph M. LoydJason G. KerkvlietElizabeth M. BaileyRobert B. AndersonBrandon L. ScottAdam D. Hoppe

immunologycell signalingbiophysics

Toxicity and Assimilation of Cellulosic Copper Nanoparticles Require α-Arrestins in S. Cerevisiae. Metallomics (2023)

Ni Putu Dewi NurmalasariMatthew J WinansKatelyn PerrozVictoria R BovardRobert AndersonSteve SmithJennifer E G Gallagher

materials sciencemetal toxicitycellulosic copper nanoparticlestoxicologymicrobiology

Author Correction: The Structural Dynamics of Macropinosome Formation and Pi3-Kinase-Mediated Sealing Revealed by Lattice Light Sheet Microscopy. Nature Communications (2021)

Shayne E. QuinnLu HuangJason G. KerkvlietJoel A. SwansonSteve SmithAdam D. HoppeRobert B. AndersonNatalie W. ThiexBrandon L. Scott

biophysicscell biomechanicsmicroscopymembrane biologystructural biologyprotein sciencebiomechanicsneurosciencemacropinosome formationauthor correctioncell biology

Igg Surface Mobility Promotes Antibody Dependent Cellular Phagocytosis by Syk and Arp2/3 Mediated Reorganization of Fcγ Receptors in Macrophages. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2021)

Seongwan JoNicholas M. CroninNi Putu Dewi NurmalasariJason G. KerkvlietElizabeth M. BaileyRobert B. AndersonBrandon L. ScottAdam D. Hoppe

g protein-coupled receptorcell signalingclinical microbiologyapplied microbiologyphagocytesadaptive immune systemimmune responsesinflammationdermatologyigg surface mobilitymammalian biologyfcg receptorsimmunologyreceptorspharmacologyphage biologyimmunochemistrymedicinal researchsignal transductioncellular therapy

Two-Color Surface Plasmon Polariton Enhanced Upconversion in Nayf 4: Yb: Tm Nanoparticles on Au Nanopillar Arrays. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2014)

physicsmaterials scienceadvanced functional materialsnanophotonicsnanoparticle researchphotonic crystalsoptical materialsplasmonsnanoparticlesraman spectroscopylightwave technologynanomaterialsapplied physicsnanotechnologylight scienceluminescencenano energy

Revisiting the Nir-To-Visible Upconversion Mechanism in β-Nayf 4: Yb 3+,Er 3+. The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters (2013)

physicshigh energy physicsnuclear physicsparticle physicsnuclear sciencemolecular biologynuclear magnetic resonance

Highly Luminescent Nir-To-Visible Upconversion Thin Films and Monoliths Requiring No High-Temperature Treatment. Chemistry of Materials (2009)

materials scienceoptical materialsluminescence propertyupconversion luminescenceluminescenceapplied physicsoptoelectronicslight science

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Robert B. Anderson

South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

Affiliations

Department Of Nanosience And Nanoengineering

Department of Nanoscience & Biomedical Engineering

NoneRobert B. Anderson is currently serving as a Nanosience And Nanoengineering faculty at South Dakota School of Mines And Technology.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Robert B. Anderson

South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Antibody Surface Mobility Amplifies FcγR Signaling via Arp2/3 During Phagocytosis. Biophysical Journal (2024)

Seongwan JoBrady R. FischerNicholas M. CroninNi Putu Dewi NurmalasariYoseph M. LoydJason G. KerkvlietElizabeth M. BaileyRobert B. AndersonBrandon L. ScottAdam D. Hoppe

immunologycell signalingbiophysics

Toxicity and Assimilation of Cellulosic Copper Nanoparticles Require α-Arrestins in S. Cerevisiae. Metallomics (2023)

Ni Putu Dewi NurmalasariMatthew J WinansKatelyn PerrozVictoria R BovardRobert AndersonSteve SmithJennifer E G Gallagher

materials sciencemetal toxicitycellulosic copper nanoparticlestoxicologymicrobiology

Author Correction: The Structural Dynamics of Macropinosome Formation and Pi3-Kinase-Mediated Sealing Revealed by Lattice Light Sheet Microscopy. Nature Communications (2021)

Shayne E. QuinnLu HuangJason G. KerkvlietJoel A. SwansonSteve SmithAdam D. HoppeRobert B. AndersonNatalie W. ThiexBrandon L. Scott

biophysicscell biomechanicsmicroscopymembrane biologystructural biologyprotein sciencebiomechanicsneurosciencemacropinosome formationauthor correctioncell biology

Igg Surface Mobility Promotes Antibody Dependent Cellular Phagocytosis by Syk and Arp2/3 Mediated Reorganization of Fcγ Receptors in Macrophages. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2021)

Seongwan JoNicholas M. CroninNi Putu Dewi NurmalasariJason G. KerkvlietElizabeth M. BaileyRobert B. AndersonBrandon L. ScottAdam D. Hoppe

Two-Color Surface Plasmon Polariton Enhanced Upconversion in Nayf 4: Yb: Tm Nanoparticles on Au Nanopillar Arrays. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2014)

Revisiting the Nir-To-Visible Upconversion Mechanism in β-Nayf 4: Yb 3+,Er 3+. The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters (2013)

physicshigh energy physicsnuclear physicsparticle physicsnuclear sciencemolecular biologynuclear magnetic resonance

Highly Luminescent Nir-To-Visible Upconversion Thin Films and Monoliths Requiring No High-Temperature Treatment. Chemistry of Materials (2009)

materials scienceoptical materialsluminescence propertyupconversion luminescenceluminescenceapplied physicsoptoelectronicslight science

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