We have space to accept multiple students this year.
If you are a current KSU student enrolled in a graduate program and are interested in joining or doing a rotation in the lab, please directly email Dr. Mao, or just stop by Dr. Mao's office.
Prospective graduate students can apply through the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry graduate program.
Mao Research Lab is open to talented and motivated postdoctoral scholars from diverse backgrounds including but not limited to Bioanalytical and Biophysical Sciences.
The Lab and the university provides nurturing environment for the post-doctoral community.
If you are interested in doing your postdoctoral research here, send an email inquiry to Dr. Mao with your updated CV, names of three references, and a brief statement of research background and interest.
College/High School students are welcome to participate in summer research in the Mao Research Lab through the Kent State University Office of Student Research.
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April 18, 2025:
We released out first lab newsletter featuring research updates & highlights, alumni highlights, and students achievements and publications.
November 30, 2023:
Congratulations to Professor. Hanbin Mao!
Our PI, Professor. Hanbin Mao has been listed among the Top 2% of most-cited scientists in the world based on a recently updated study* published by Stanford University scholars.
* https://elsevier.digitalcommonsdata.com/datasets/btchxktzyw/6
March 17, 2023:
Congratulations to Professor. Hanbin Mao !!!
Our PI, Professor. Hanbin Mao has been awarded with Excellence in Graduate Research Mentoring Award, 2023 !!!
July 18, 2020:
Our recent publication in the journal Nature Materials has been highlighted in both Chemical & Engineering News and Cailiaoniu.com
March 29, 2017:
Researchers develop 'nano-cage' to study cancer cell growth
Drug delivery business news
March 27, 2017:
Kent State Chemists Create Microscopic Environment to Study Cancer Cell Growth
Patch.com
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Fields collide as researcher develops hybrid discipline to build biosensor
Division of research and sponsered programs, Kent State University
March 9, 2015:
Kent State researchers continue work toward preventing cancer
KENTWIRED.com
April 03, 2014:
Single-molecule thermometry "A controlled jump"
Nature Nanotechnology
March 17, 2014:
Role Of Mysterious Folded DNA Structures Revealed At Last
Chemical & Engineering News