Roger D. Kamm
Vascular Medicine
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
About
Roger D. Kamm works in Vascular Medicine affiliated with Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Roger D. Kamm is the Cecil and Ida Green Distinguished Professor of Biological and Mechanical Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He has served as a professor at MIT since 1978 and was a founding member of the Department of Biological Engineering in 1998. His research encompasses biomechanics with applications to cardiovascular systems, including angiogenesis, vasculogenesis, and microfluidic platforms for studying vascular and cardiac diseases.
Research focus
Angiogenesis and VasculogenesisCardiovascular BiomechanicsMicrofluidic Models for Vascular FunctionVEGF Signaling in CancerVascular Filtration Systems
Impact
764 pubs · 46,464 cites · h-index 115
Training
PhD in Mechanical Engineering
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1977
SM in Mechanical Engineering
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1973
BS in Mechanical Engineering
Northwestern University
1972
Affiliations
Work Experience
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1978 - Present
AIM Biotech
2012 - Present
CardioVascular Technologies Inc.
2000 - Present