We are no longer actively recruiting postdoctoral fellows at this time.
Thank you so much for your interest.
We are actively recruiting Bioengineering Ph.D. students! Learn more about our program!
Be sure to submit your application: https://bioe.umd.edu/graduate/prospective-students/admissions by December 2025!
We are always excited to work with undergraduate students!
If you're interested in joining the group, please email Dr. Moore (emt[at]umd.edu) for more information!
Thank you so much for your interest!
Assistant Professor, Fischell Department of Bioengineering, the University of Maryland, College Park (Summer 2023- Present)
Erika is driven to change our focus on biomedical engineering. Beginning in immunology, she works to create biomaterial platforms to better understand the contribution of immune cells to tissue development and disease pathology with special care and attention given to health inequities.
She also enjoys dancing (ZUMBA), planning (yes, really), and creative writing.
Dr. Moore is on social media! Connect with her on any of the following platforms!
Tik Tok: @DrErikaMoore | Instagram: @DrErikaMooreTaylor (most used) | LinkedIn: erika-moore111
2025 Member, National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Forum on Regenerative Medicine
2024 TED Fellow, TED
2023 NSF CAREER Award, NSF
2022 BMES Rita Schaffer Young Investigator Award, Biomedical Engineering Society
2022 -2025 3M Non-Tenured Faculty Award, 3M
2022 N.I.H. R35, Maximizing Investigators' Research Award (MIRA)
2021 Keystone Fellow, Keystone Symposia, Class of 2022
2020 Forbes 30 Under 30, Class of 2021- Healthcare
Miriam Tamano is joining the lab with 20+ years of experience focused on clinical sample collection and analysis. Miriam serves as our Senior Technician!
She also enjoys gardening, Zumba, and spending time with her dog!
Email: mtamano[@]umd.edu
Zoe is interested in the development and application of biomaterials to engineer biologically representative models.
Zoe enjoys playing guitar, weightlifting, and spending time with her dog.
Paul is joining the Moore lab as an official bioinformatician. He is interested in discovering more about macrophage gene and protein expression in relation to different environmental stresses.
Paul enjoys spending time with friends, dancing, cloud watching, and drawing.
Email: pparodi@umd.edu
After graduating from UMBC, Nana earned his PhD in Immunology at Washington University in St. Louis. After spearheading COVID-19 epidemiology studies and gaining his Masters in Bioethics, Nana joins the Moore Lab! Nana is a recipient of several awards including the NRSA Institutional Research T32 Training Grant.
Nana enjoys running (every day), watching movies, and listening to podcasts.
Email: nana3[a]umd.edu
Alison received both their undergraduate and masters degree from Brown University. They are currently a Ph.D. student in the Moore lab in pursuit of utilizing biomaterials to leverage an understanding of autoimmune disorders, focusing on ancestral differences in lupus.
In their spare time, they enjoy activities such as rock-climbing, tennis, and video games.
Email: aveintim[a]umd.edu
Lara has long had a passion for autoimmune disease research, specifically with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus work. After working in the Moore Lab as a Summer Undergraduate Researcher, Lara is BACK pursuing her PhD at the University of Maryland!
Welcome back, Lara!
Email: larson[a]umd.edu
Ally joins the Moore Lab at UMD BIOE, after completing her Bachelors at UMD BIOE. Ally has been awarded the MPower Graduate Research Fellowship and is determined to apply her efforts to regenerative therapies focused in women's health! We are so excited to have her!
For fun, Ally loves calligraphy, reading, visiting coffee shops, taking care of her plants (#plantmom), and listening to music!
Email: amoses23[a]umd.edu
Rohey is a PhD student in the Moore Lab, building on her academic foundation from the University of Virginia, where she earned a Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering. Her research interests lie at the intersection of immunoengineering and biomaterials, with a particular focus on addressing health disparities and advancing biomedical solutions for systemically excluded communities.
Outside of the lab, Rohey enjoys watching basketball, immersing herself in 80s-early 2000s R&B music, and connecting with her Gambian heritage.
Email: rcolley[a]umd.edu
We are no longer actively recruiting postdoctoral fellows at this time.
Thank you so much for your interest.
We are no longer actively recruiting Bioengineering Ph.D. students for 2025!
We are always excited to work with undergraduate students!
If you're interested in joining the group, please email Dr. Moore (emt[at]umd.edu) for more information!
Thank you so much for your interest!