Email
terric@wpi.edu
Office
60 Prescott St. (currently remote, please contact via email)
Lab Links
Camesano Lab
Life Science and Bioengineering Center
Interdisciplinary Groups

BioPoint

Biosciences and Biomanufacturing

Terri Anne Camesano

Graduate Studies
Dean of Graduate Studies
Affiliated Department or Office
Chemical Engineering
Education
PhD Environmental Engineering Pennsylvania State University 2000
MS Environmental Engineering University of Arizona 1997
BS Chemical Engineering University of Rochester 1995
BS Environmental Science University of Rochester 1995

Terri A. Camesano has been the Dean of Graduate Studies at WPI since 2014, and was the inaugural full-time Dean of Graduate Studies. In her current role, she oversees Graduate Admissions, Graduate Student Professional Development, Online Graduate Education, and Professional Education. Dean Camesano is also the primary advocate for our 2000+ graduate students, and oversees Master's, PhD, and Certificate programs in all areas of Engineering, Arts & Sciences, and Business. Dean Camesano is also faculty in Chemical Engineering, and has been at WPI since 2000. 

Email
terric@wpi.edu
Office
60 Prescott St. (currently remote, please contact via email)
Lab Links
Camesano Lab
Life Science and Bioengineering Center
Owner
Interdisciplinary Groups

BioPoint

Biosciences and Biomanufacturing

Research Interests
Bacterial adhesion
Biofilms
Biomaterials
Atomic force microscopy

Scholarly Work

Differentiating antimicrobial peptides interacting with lipid bilayer: Molecular signatures derived from Quartz Crystal Microbalance with Dissipation Monitoring, Wang, K.F., Nagarajan, R., and T.A. Camesano. Biophysical Chemistry, 2015, 196: 53-67; DOI: 10.1016/j.bpc.2014.09.003
Cranberries and their bioactive constituents in human health. Jeffrey B Blumberg, Terri A Camesano, Aedin Cassidy, Penny Kris-Etherton, Amy Howell, Claudine Manach, Luisa M Ostertag, Helmut Sies, Ann Skulas-Ray, Joseph A Vita. Advances in Nutrition 4 (6), 618-632, 2013
The Camesano lab has published extensively on bacterial adhesion, antimicrobial peptides, and atomic force microscopy applied to biomedical and environmental publications. Our publications have been featured in high-impact journals, such as Biomacromolecules, Biointerphases, Langmuir, and Colloids and Surfaces.

Professional Highlights & Honors
Fulbright Scholar, International Education Administrators Seminar, France
Innovation Prize, ICPIC 2015 (International Conference on Prevention and Infection Control), Geneva, Switzerland

Eight Resident Advisors (RAs) will be working in Hampton Inn. 

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Chairman’s Exemplary Faculty Prize, WPI
Principal Investigator, IGERT: Training Innovative Leaders in Biofabrication, 2012-2020
From 2012-2020, I led a group of faculty and graduate trainees in our NSF IGERT program. This highly interdisciplinary graduate training program supported 20 PhD students in Biomedical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Biology & Biotechnology, Physics, and Interdisciplinary Studies.
HERS Faculty Fellow - (HERS Wellesley Institute for Women in Higher Education Administration, 2011-2012
ELATE Fellow (Executive Leadership in Academic Technology and Engineering)
Coleman Foundation Faculty Entrepreneurship Fellow

Hampton Inn is a hotel building with shared double rooms and enclosed private bathrooms. 

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Sigma Xi Junior Faculty Research Award (WPI Chapter)
Women of Strength Award (WPI and Pratt-Whitney)
NSF Career Award

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The Telegram & Gazette's College Town led off with news of WPI hosting its second annual Women in Data Science Central Massachusetts Conference, a satellite event coinciding with the annual Global Women in Data Science Conference. 

Patents

Cell-Derived Matrix Scaffold
Other Inventor(s):
Fioleda Prifti, Denis Kole
Marsha Whitney Rolle, Tanja Dominko, Terri Anne Camesano