The Kalra Lab seeks to understand the electromagnetic basis of living systems. We use computational tools to predict the electromagnetic properties of biological materials, and perform experiments to test these predictions. Our research is on the interface of both medicine, empowering the emergence of "electroceuticals", and nanotechnology, advancing biology-based and bio-inspired electronic devices. 

 

We are looking for motivated and creative graduate students, undergraduate researchers and a laboratory manager. Please get in touch if you are interested.