Selene Nanorobotics is a small team based in San Diego, bringing together students and early-career engineers from bioengineering, robotics, and computational science.
Fabrication engineer specializing in microfabrication techniques for advanced microsystems.
Practicing endodontist advising on clinical fit and procedure workflow.
Distinguished Professor of NanoEngineering at UC San Diego and Director of the Center for Wearable Sensors; a pioneer of nanomachines for biomedical applications.
Professor at CEITEC Brno and an ERC awardee researching chemically powered micro- and nanomachines.
"This technology has the potential to fundamentally change endodontic treatment by reaching areas conventional methods cannot."
Biofilm researcher at Montana State University's Center for Biofilm Engineering.
Serial entrepreneur and startup mentor who has founded or co-founded six companies, including Fortune 500 exits.
Advises CEOs on raising capital, financial strategy, and IPO readiness.
Academic hospitalist at UC San Diego Health focused on medical commercialization and entrepreneurship.
IP partner at Procopio representing life sciences companies on patent counseling and due diligence.
Former FDA reviewer, now Director of Regulatory Affairs at MCRA, an IQVIA business.
Selene cultivates the best-in-class talent from every discipline, not just the obvious ones.
Electrical engineering student at UC San Diego, with product development experience at COR Medical Ventures and NASA's L'SPACE program.
UC San Diego data science student building probabilistic models for robot perception and navigation, spanning Bayesian inference, reinforcement learning, and SLAM.
Bioengineering and bioinformatics student at UC San Diego's Alexandrov Lab, focused on oncology, genomics, and targeted therapeutics.
