Mark A. Borden
- Professor
- Biomedical, Materials, Thermo Fluid Sciences, Micro/Nanoscale
Office Location: ECME 267B
Lab Location: ECME 245
Research Interests
Colloid science, ultrasound, theranostics, oxygen delivery
My research group investigates the science and engineering of microbubbles, nanodrops and other colloidal suspensions for use in biomedical imaging and therapy. Current applications include ultrasound molecular imaging, ultrasound image-guided drug delivery and oxygen delivery. We also focus on molecular-level details of interfacial transport phenomena related to our engineered colloids.
Societal Impact
Borden's laboratory develops medical technology to aid in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases, such as acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), heart disease and cancer. We have spun out two companies (. and ) to commercialize this technology and translate it to hospitals and clinics.
Select Publications
- G Shakya, SE Hoff, S Wang, H Heinz, X Ding, MA Borden. Vaporizable endoskeletal droplets via tunable interfacial melting transitions. Science Advances 6 (14), eaaz7188 (2020).
- JS Lum, V Daeichin, DF Kienle, DK Schwartz, TW Murray, MA Borden. Changes in microbubble dynamics upon adhesion to a solid surface. Applied Physics Letters 116 (12), 123703 (2020).
- Borden, M. A. . Langmuir 35, 10042–10051 (2019).
Select Awards
- Director, Biomedical Engineering Program
- Technical Program Committee Member, IEEE International Ultrasonics Symposium
- Scientific Board Member, European Contrast Ultrasound Symposium
- Standing Member, NIH Biomaterials and Bio-Interfaces (BMBI) study section
- Department Outstanding Service Award, 2019
- Department Outstanding Research Award, 2014
- McLagan Family Faculty Fellow, 2013-2016
- Dean’s Faculty Fellowship, 2014
- Nicholas Rome Faculty Fellow, 2010-2013
- NSF Career Award, 2010
- NYSTAR James D. Watson Award, 2008