The Goods Lab develops and leverages a combination of biological engineering and computational tools, including single cell analysis, transcriptomics, and ex vivo functional assay development, to address outstanding needs in reproductive health and immunology. Modern pharmaceutical and bioengineering practice is inherently multi-disciplinary, and relies on the combined efforts of computational biologists and experimentalists. Our approach enables trainees to study systems of interest through both lenses, guided by an overarching focus on building a better understanding of reproductive tissues through the development of translational methods in biological engineering and systems biology.