Ethan Lippmann
Associate Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering
Director of Undergraduate Studies in Chemical Engineering
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Biomedical Engineering
Intellectual Neighborhoods
Research Focus
Selected Publications:
O’Grady BJ#, Balotin KM#, Bosworth AM, McClatchey PM, Weinstein RM, Gupta M, Poole KS, Bellan LM*, and Lippmann ES*. “Development of an N-cadherin biofunctionalized hydrogel to support the formation of synaptically connected neural networks.” ACS Biomaterials Science & Engineering. In press. (# Co-first author) (* Co-corresponding author)
Rosch JC, Neal EH, Balikov DA, Rahim M, and Lippmann ES. “CRISPR-mediated isogenic cell-SELEX approach for generating highly specific aptamers against native membrane proteins.” Cellular and Molecular Bioengineering. In press.
Sorets AG, Rosch JC, Duvall CL, and Lippmann ES. “Caveolae-mediated transport at the injured blood-brain barrier as an unexplored pathway for central nervous system drug delivery.” Current Opinion in Chemical Engineering 30:86-95 (2020).
Neal EH, Marinelli NA, Shi
Y, McClatchey PM, Balotin KM, Bosworth AM, Gullett DR, Hagerla KA, Bowman AB,
Ess KC, Wikswo JP, and Lippmann ES. “A simplified, fully defined
differentiation scheme for producing blood-brain barrier endothelial cells from
human iPSCs.” Stem Cell Reports 12:1380-1388 (2019).
Rosch JC*, Hollmann EK*, and Lippmann ES. “In vitro selection technologies to enhance biomaterial functionality.” Experimental Biology and Medicine 241:962-971 (2016). (* Equal contributions)
Lippmann ES, Williams CE, Ruhl DA, Estevez-Silva MC, Chapman ER, Coon JJ, and Ashton RS. “Deterministic HOX patterning in human pluripotent stem cell-derived neuroectoderm.” Stem Cell Reports 4:632-644 (2015).
Lippmann ES, Al-Ahmad A, Azarin SM, Palecek SP, and Shusta EV. “A retinoic acid-enhanced, multicellular human blood-brain barrier model derived from stem cell sources.” Scientific Reports 4:4160 (2014).
Lippmann ES, Estevez-Silva MC, and Ashton RS. “Defined human pluripotent stem cell culture enables highly efficient neuroepithelium derivation independent of small molecule inhibitors.” Stem Cells 32:1032-1042 (2014).
Lippmann ES*, Azarin SM*, Kay JE, Nessler RA, Wilson HK, Al-Ahmad A, Palecek SP, and Shusta EV. “Derivation of blood-brain barrier endothelial cells from human pluripotent stem cells.” Nature Biotechnology 30:783-791 (2012). (* Equal contributions)