Gokulnath Ganesan Selected for the MathWorks Fellowship

We are proud to announce that our lab member, Gokulnath Ganesan, has been selected as a MathWorks Fellow. This prestigious fellowship recognizes outstanding graduate students at MIT whose research leverages advanced computational tools such as MATLAB and Simulink.

The MathWorks Fellowship provides generous support to fellows as they pursue bold and innovative research directions. Awardees also gain mentorship and networking opportunities through MathWorks, strengthening the bridge between academic research and industry applications.

Gokul is a 2nd year PhD student in the Chung lab, developing minimally invasive devices for cell therapy delivery. The MathWorks Fellowship will support his efforts to create a MATLAB-integrated development pipeline that assists the design, simulation, and fabrication of therapeutic devices. This computational pipeline will greatly accelerate design iteration and support spatially tailored device architecture, which have been key bottlenecks in the early-stage development of cell therapy devices.

Please join us in congratulating Gokul for this remarkable achievement!