Author: btp.lab@gmail.com
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Cih Cheng, Ph.D.
Cih received her Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering on August 2022. She was co-advised by Professor Bumsoo Han and Professor George Chiu. She received her M.S. and B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from National Taiwan University in Taiwan. Cih at LinkedIn
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A Review on Computational Models of Drug Transport
A comprehensive review paper on computational models of drug transport by Sae Rome with Professor Ozcelikkale’s group at the Middle East Technical University is now published at the Journal Pharmaceutical Research. Predictive Design and Analysis of Drug Transport by Multiscale Computational Models Under Uncertainty Abstract Computational modeling of drug delivery is becoming an indispensable tool…
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(Overdue) Hooding of Dr. Hye-ran Moon !!!
Hye-ran is finally hooded for her Ph.D.! Due to COVID, she missed her commencement and hooding ceremony. It is a way overdue, but congratulations!
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Cih’s Ph.D. Final Defense and Commencement
Cih successfully defended her Ph.D. dissertation, entitled “Drop-on-demand printing of hydrogels from subgroup transport phenomena to functional materials.”
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Our Alum, Dr. Seungman Park, will start his faculty appointment.
Our Alumnus, Seungman Park, will start his faculty appointment in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) from July 2022. He plan to pursue research related to aging. Congratulation and best wishes!
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Purdue Challenge 5k
Although it was cold, Sae Rome, Hye-ran, Jackson, Yingnan and Bumsoo ran the 5K this year!!!
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Scaling law for hydrogel printing
Cih’s paper proposing a scaling law and dimensionless parameter for predictively printing particle-laden hydrogel is published in the International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer. The paper provide a new guideline to print “digital” hydrogel. A scaling law of particle transport in inkjet-printed particle-laden polymeric drops Cih Cheng, Yoon Jae Moon, Jun Young Hwang, George…
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Cell’s signal processing machinery
Hye-ran’s paper collaboratively developed with Dr. Mugler’s group at the University of Pittsburgh is now published in Journal iScience. We studied the cells’ biophysical capacity to decipher complex chemical cues during migration. Signal processing capacity of the cellular sensory machinery regulates the accuracy of chemotaxis under complex cues Hye-ran Moon, Soutick Saha, Andrew Mugler, and…
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Research Theme
Our research theme is “biotransport phenomana,” which are trasnport processes of matters, momentum, energy and even information through biological systems. We measure, model and understand these processes to engineer new biotechnology and biomaterials. Current research projects include drug and nanoparticle transport in the tumor microenvironment, biomimetic disease models of pancreatic cancer and blood-brain interface for…
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Cover of Lab on A Chip
Our recent paper on the Journal Lab on a Chip is highlighted as the Journal Cover article. Lab Chip, 2021,21, 3619-3619 The paper regards creation of functional pancreatic acinus model using reprogrammed cancer cells by PTF1a induction. The artwork is developed by Hye-ran.
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Pancreatic Acinus on Chip
Our paper developing a normal pancreatic acinus model is published in Lab on a Chip. In this paper, we reprogram pancreatic cancer cells to create cells with normal phenotypes. Engineering of a functional pancreatic acinus with reprogrammed cancer cells by induced PTF1a expression A pancreatic acinus is a functional unit of the exocrine pancreas producing digest enzymes.…