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Savas Tay is a Professor at the Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering, University of Chicago, focusing on understanding and manipulating complex biological systems to solve major medical challenges. He adopts a Systems Biology and Biotechnology approach, developing technologies for high-throughput quantitative measurements at the single live cell level, integrating experimental biology with mathematical modeling. His research emphasizes cell signaling dynamics, particularly the NF-kB pathway and its role in the immune response. Tay's lab utilizes advanced techniques such as high-throughput microfluidic live-cell microscopy and digital PCR, leading to significant discoveries in cellular behavior, stochastic resonance, and noise effects on signaling processes. With a commitment to advancing single-cell proteomic methods, Tay aims to create comprehensive molecular maps of individual cells, contributing to personalized medicine and the understanding of infectious diseases. His interdisciplinary work includes collaborations with the University of Chicago Microbiome Center and innovation in microfluidic technologies to enhance high-throughput cell culture and organoid testing for drug discovery.
Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering, University of Chicago • Chicago, IL
Leading research in bioengineering systems and complex biological systems modeling.
Department of Philosophy