Roman Voronov

Roman Voronov is an Associate Professor in the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT). He joined NJIT in 2013 and holds a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Oklahoma (2010). His research focuses on microfluidics, tissue engineering, and computational modeling, with applications in bioprinting and cell migration studies. His work emphasizes developing cost-effective materials and technologies for biomedical applications, including addressable microfluidic systems and scaffold optimization for tissue culture.

Education:

• Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, University of Oklahoma, 2010
• M.S., Chemical Engineering, University of Oklahoma, 2006
• B.S., Chemical Engineering, University of Oklahoma, 2003

Research Interests:

Dr. Voronov’s research combines engineering principles with biomedical applications, including:

• Development of low-cost microfluidic platforms for cell manipulation and tissue engineering
• Computational modeling of mass transport and fluid dynamics in biological systems
• Bioprinting and 3D fabrication of functional tissues and organs
• Analysis of cell migration cues and decision-making in microfluidic environments

Labs and Teams:

His research is supported through collaborations and access to advanced facilities, including his lab’s online presence at http://cell.engineering.