Dr. Pranam Chatterjee

Biography

Pranam Chatterjee is a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, specializing in the fields of genome editing, therapeutics design, and generative modeling. His research focuses on advanced methodologies in CRISPR technology, specifically improvements in Cas9 enzyme functionality and specificity. Chatterjee has significantly contributed to the understanding of T-cell metabolic reprogramming in the context of cancer therapies. He has authored numerous articles in high-impact journals, presenting key findings on peptide binding technologies and engineered DNA/RNA interactions. His innovative approaches involve the use of computational modeling to optimize therapeutic peptides and genome editing strategies. Chatterjee’s work is widely recognized in the academic community, contributing to breakthroughs that have implications for both basic research and clinical applications in gene therapy. He actively collaborates with various research teams, focusing on the application of synthetic biology principles to tackle challenges in medicine and biotechnology.

Research Interests