Zhe Monica Zhong

Engineering Human Immune Organoids for Translational Immunology

I develop immune organoid and organ-on-chip platforms to decode B-cell and T-cell responses in health and disease, with applications in vaccine and therapeutic response prediction.

I am Zhe Monica Zhong, a PhD researcher in bioengineering and mechanical engineering focused on human immune organoids, biomaterials, and translational immunology. My work bridges engineered human tissue platforms with clinically relevant immune response prediction.

Organ-on-Chip Models

Integrated tissue models for coordinated local and systemic immune crosstalk.

Immune Organoid Engineering

Synthetic and human-derived systems for studying adaptive immune function.

Biomaterials and Microenvironments

Hydrogel and photopatterned tissue platforms for controlled immune signaling.

Translational Research

Preclinical human-model systems for diagnostics and therapeutic decision support.

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I completed my PhD at Georgia Tech, where I worked in the Singh Lab on immune tissue engineering and translational immunoengineering. My research integrates biomaterials, cell engineering, and high-dimensional immune profiling to advance predictive human immune models.