Nanoengineering and Biodesign Laboratory: OhioMOD

OhioMOD is The Ohio State University's Biomolecular Design Team.  We compete annually in the BIOMOD competition at Harvard University.  

BIOMOD: a competition to engineer “biological macromolecules into complex nanoscale machines for scientific and technological purposes”.  For more competition information visit: biomod.net

• eams form in early spring to design, build, and analyze a biomolecular system.
• Competition held annually at the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University in early November.
• Teams consist of undergraduate students studying engineering or other science related majors.  No previous experience is required.  

To get involved please contact theohiomod@gmail.com

2017 Project: View 2017 Project Here

2016 Project: Investigating stability of DNA origami structures. View 2016 Project Here

2015 Project: Triggered conformational changes of DNA nanostructures for use in biomolecule sensing. View 2015 Project Here

2014 Project: Controlling miRNA gene regulation in cancer. View 2014 Project Here

2013 Project: Designing and fabricating a DNA nanostructure with a goal of circulation longevity, selective targeting and shape stability for drug delivery to Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia Cells. View 2013 Project Here

2012 Project: Developing a DNA origami frame-work to assemble and reconfigure several nanoscale objects (parallelograms, tetrahedrons, icosahedrons, etc.) from a single base shape. View 2012 Project Here

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