Among many awards and honors, Dr. Sen’s team won the 2018 Edison Award for Innovation for the development of a nanochip device that uses tissue nanotransfection (TNT) and nanoporation to noninvasively reprogram one type of tissue into another functionality. These TNT-based technologies could potentially enable skin and other tissue to be converted to tissue types necessary for supplying blood to ischemic tissues, reducing diabetic complications and re-growing damaged and diseased tissue. Dr. Sen’s team also won the 2016 Frost & Sullivan Award for New Product Innovation for being the first to show that special bandages that become electrically active upon contact with body fluids can be used to disrupt bacterial biofilm infection, combat antibiotic resistance and enable healing in infected burn wounds.