Jin Montclare

Fostering collaboration across sectors to enhance scientific innovation, Jin Montclare is a distinguished Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at New York University. With a profound expertise in protein engineering, biomaterials, and drug delivery, Professor Montclare is at the forefront of pioneering research that bridges the gap between fundamental science and practical applications. His recent research endeavors are centered around the development of protein-engineered biomaterials specifically designed for cartilage repair. This innovative approach holds promise for advancing regenerative medicine and improving patient outcomes. Additionally, Professor Montclare is actively engaged in creating multivalent self-assembled binder proteins targeting the SARS-CoV-2 receptor-binding domain (RBD), contributing to the global effort in combating the COVID-19 pandemic. Another significant aspect of his research involves the engineering of protein-iron oxide hybrid biomaterials. These materials are being developed for MRI-traceable drug encapsulation, offering a novel method for monitoring and delivering therapeutics with precision. Through his work, Professor Montclare continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in the fields of biomaterials and drug delivery, making significant strides towards innovative healthcare solutions. Professor Montclare's dedication to fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and his commitment to translating scientific discoveries into real-world applications make him a leading figure in his field. His contributions not only advance academic knowledge but also have the potential to transform medical practices and improve quality of life.