S. Wyles

Dr. S. Wyles is a faculty member at Mayo Clinic, holding appointments in both the Department of Dermatology and the Center for Regenerative Biotherapeutics. Based at the Rochester, Minnesota campus, Dr. Wyles leads an active research program focused on skin aging biomarkers and tissue engineering.

Research in the Wyles Lab centers on cutting-edge investigations of skin senescence mechanisms using human models. The lab specializes in 3D bioprinting of skin tissues and development of advanced wound patches through tissue engineering approaches. Current projects integrate histopathology techniques, immunostaining, and molecular analysis of 3D skin equivalents to advance regenerative medicine applications.

The lab maintains active recruitment for postdoctoral fellows, indicating ongoing research momentum and funding support. As part of Mayo Clinic's academic infrastructure, the Wyles Lab benefits from institutional resources while contributing to the Center for Regenerative Biotherapeutics' mission.

Dr. Wyles' research bridges dermatological science with regenerative medicine, focusing on practical applications for skin aging and wound healing. The lab's work represents an important intersection of basic science and clinical translation within Mayo Clinic's research ecosystem.