Mohi received his Ph.D from the laboratory of Organic Macromolecular Chemistry, Freie University of Berlin, Germany under the supervision of Professor Rainer Haag in 2010. His graduate research was focused on synthesis and topological modification of dendrimers and hyperbranched polymers for drug delivery applications. In 2011, Mohi joined the laboratory of Professor Paula Hammond at Massachusetts Institute of Technology as a postdoctoral associate, where he worked in the field of synthetic polypeptides and their self-assemblies for the development of spatio-temporally targeted anti-cancer therapy. In January 2016, Mohi joined the Department of Coatings and Polymeric Materials at North Dakota State University as a tenure-track assistant professor.

Priyanka Ray is a Ph.D. in nanochemistry from Université Paris XI, CNRS, France. Her thesis was entitled 'Calixarenes and Nanoparticles: Synthesis, Properties and Applications' , for which she has synthesized calixarenes and calixarene stabilised noble metal nanoparticles and characterized the constructs using different physical and chemical characterization techniques and has also studied the antibacterial properties of Silver nanoparticles on different bacteria. She was a part of the ECOS Nord research scholar exchange programme during which she worked at IPCYT in San Luis Potosi, Mexico on computational modelling of her systems. Priyanka completed her Integrated Masters in Industrial Chemistry at the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India where she has worked in various research groups in the fields of organic chemistry and biochemistry. During her undergraduate and master studies she has worked as a research intern in organometallic chemistry in the Marek group at Technion, Haifa, Israel and in bio-organic chemistry at the Université Joseph Fourier in Grenoble.

Karan has graduated from the Delhi Technological University, New Delhi, India in 2016 with a major in Polymers and Chemical Technology. He also worked in coating industries on polyesters and alkyd resins. he is currently a graduate researcher in Quadir group where his research is focused on the development of antibacterial polymers and coatings. 

Raj is supervised by Dr. Long Jiang and Dr. Mohi Quadir towards his Ph.D. He has started in Quadir group in 2018. As a physicist by training, Raj's primary interest is in the area of biosensors for early detection of diseases and amplifying readouts of disease microenvironment.

Gauthami Nair is the newest member in Quadir group who has been jointly supervised by Dr. Katie Reindl (Biology) and Dr. Mohi Quadir. She is the graduate research assistant with primary affiliation to Cellular and Molecular Biology (CMB) program at NDSU. Gauthami completed her Bachelors and Masters in Biotechnology from Mumbai University, India. Gauthami's primary interest is to investigate combination therapy for pancreatic cancer. With Quadir group, Gauthami is investigating the capacity of polymeric drug delivery systems for targeted interference of cellular metabolism.