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Professor Nikolai Slavov

Nikolai Slavov All Experts

Assistant Professor of Bioengineering

Expertise
  • gene expression in cells
  • how cells coordinate growth
  • molecular and quantitative cell biology
  • regulating gene expression
  • stoichiometry among ribosomal proteins
Contact
n.slavov@neu.edu
617.373.5473

Nikolai Slavov In the Media

  • Nature News

    Single-cell proteomics takes centre stage

  • The Scientist

    How statistics weakened mRNA’s predictive power

Nikolai Slavov for Northeastern

  • Nikolai Slavov, an assistant professor of bioengineering at Northeastern, has developed a data-driven technique to detect more than 2,000 proteins in a single cell. He says the new method could be used to help scientists develop therapies to treat cancer, diabetes, and other diseases with minimal side effects. Photo by Ruby Wallau/Northeastern University

    This new technology can analyze more proteins in a single cell than ever before. What does it mean for cancer treatments?


    Nikolai Slavov, an assistant professor of bioengineering at Northeastern, has developed a data-driven technique to detect more than 2,000 proteins in a single cell. He says the method could be used to help scientists create new therapies to treat cancer, diabetes, and other diseases.

    • by Roberto Molar Candanosa   July 8, 2019
  • Nikolai Slavov, a researcher at Northeastern, has devised a method to identify more than a thousand proteins in an individual cell and estimate their abundance. Photo by Adam Glanzman/Northeastern University

    How this researcher's risky idea could mean big things for regenerative medicine


    Quantifying the proteins in a single cell has implications for cell biology, cancer treatments, and stem cell research. But so far, scientists have been able to identify fewer than 100 proteins in an individual cell. Nikolai Slavov, an assistant professor of bioengineering at Northeastern, has devised a method to quantify 10 times that many.

    • by Laura Castañón   October 22, 2018
  • 10/21/15 - BOSTON, MA. - Nikolai Slavov poses for a portrait in Egan on Oct. 21, 2015. Photo by Adam Glanzman/Northeastern University

    Engineering professor receives NIH ‘New Innovator Award’ for pioneering biomedical research


    Direct evidence. It’s the holy grail in scientific discovery.

    • by Thea Singer   October 11, 2016

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