Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering, @TrineUniversity
Angola, IN
Joined May 2012
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As efforts intensify to increase the number of manned missions into space, Trine University undergraduate students will once again conduct research to help make such missions safer. trine.link/space-grant
Happy to co-edit this article collection from Frontiers in Medical Technology w/@VirumbralesMM and @JoseMAyuso1:
Microfluidics for Advancing Vascular Biology frontiersin.org/research-top…
Manuscript submission is now open!
Awesome work by the @LabBeebe! Congrats to all the authors!
Excited to share our new publication from @LabBeebe at @Ebiomedicine studying lymphangiogenesis in head and neck #Cancer (HNSCC) using microfluidic models. Link below🧵[1/5]
Proud advisor moment 😊. Way to go @madi_mckensi and @AshleySpirrison on presenting your first research poster at #BMES2021! @TrineUniversity
Excited to have @madi_mckensi and @AshleySpirrison present our work on modeling cancer and astronaut health at the @BMESociety conference tomorrow from 3-4pm! #BMES2021 @TrineUniversity
Excited to work on this project with my students, @madi_mckensi and @AshleySpirrison. Go team!
A $15,000 grant from the Indiana Space Grant Consortium (INSGC) will fund an undergraduate research project at Trine University that seeks to help understand the impact of spacewalks on astronauts. bit.ly/3BvtqvW
A reminder that we're looking forward to your submissions for our special issue on microfluidic diagnostic technologies!
Microfluidic Systems for Diagnostic Applications mdpi.com/si/59034 #mdpimicromachines via @MDPIOpenAccess
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@micromach_mdpi Micromachines has received the new Impact Factor of 2.891 (15% growth compare to last year). And we get two more indexed categories:
Physics, applied - Q2
Chemistry, analytical - Q3
Thank you for your help, and hope you can support us continuously in future.
Max Gong retweeted
A team of Trine University biomedical engineering faculty and students has received a grant for $15,000 from the Indiana Space Grant Consortium (INSGC) for a research project involving a potential treatment for blood clotting disorders. bit.ly/2FV4vKO
Very excited to share our recent review in @ChemSocRev entitled, "Microfluidic lumen-based systems for advancing tubular organ modeling." Congrats to all my colleagues at @UWMadison!
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Congrats to my co-authors on our recent publication in @Cancers_MDPI! Paper entitled, "Breast Fibroblasts and ECM Components Modulate Breast Cancer Cell Migration Through the Secretion of MMPs in a 3D Microfluidic Co-Culture Model." doi.org/10.3390/cancers12051…
Thanks so much for featuring our work on the back cover of your most recent May issue @LabonaChip!
Our latest paper entitled, "Matrix density drives 3D organotypic lymphatic vessel activation in a microfluidic model of the breast tumor microenvironment," now published in @LabonaChip. pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
Got a pleasant surprise when I checked my Google Scholar profile today...h-index has reached double digits! Gotta celebrate the small things 😄
Our paper on developing a microfluidic model to study breast tumor‐lymphatic interactions is now out in Advanced Healthcare Materials @AdvSciNews onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Thanks @ChemistryTA, @riedel_kruse, and @nicolepamme for this wonderful resource! It's coming in handy for my BioMEMS course. “Learning on a chip:” Microfluidics for formal and informal science education aip.scitation.org/doi/full/1…
Congrats to Dr. Francis Lin and Dr. Chengbo Yang @umanitoba on their recent paper in @ACS_Sensors! Thanks for the invitation to collaborate! pubs.acs.org/doi/pdf/10.1021…
Karina did a great job presenting our organotypic lymphatic model during the microfluidic cancer models track. Way to go! #BMES2019 @BMESociety
Karina will be presenting our work on the "Influence of ECM Density on Lymphatic Vessel-Breast Tumor Interactions in a 3D Organotypic Model" at the @BMESociety annual meeting this Friday, Oct 18th. Be sure to check it out! #BMES2019