3D printing of hydrogel is published at Int J Heat Mass.

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Dropwise gelation-dehydration kinetics during drop-on-demand printing of hydrogel-based materials Bumsoo Han, Gyu Young Yun, J. William Boley, Samuel Haidong Kim, Jun Young Hwang, George T.-C. Chiu and Kinam Park Abstract: The present study aims to characterize and understand the dropwise gelation-dehydration phenomena during drop-on-demand (DOD) printing of hydrogel-based soft materials. Functional soft materials have broader impacts …

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Video Clip: Freezing induced deformation of tissue

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This video clip is showing dermal equivalents with quantum dot labeled fibroblasts during freezing. The tissue equivalents are exposed to a temperature gradient (-20 degC on the left and 4 degC on the right). When the clip starts, freezing interface moves from left to right. Due to the volumetric expansion of water during freezing, the …

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Publications in 2008~2015

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List of publications until 2015 L. Shi, C. Dames, J. R. Lukes, P. S. Reddy, J. Duda, D. G. Cahill, J. Lee, A. Marconnet, K. E. Goodson, J.-H. Bahk, A. Shakourij, R. S. Prasher , J. Felts, W. P. King, B. Han, and J. C. Bischof, 2015, “Evaluating broader impacts of nanoscale thermal transport,” Nanoscale and …

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Use of Images and Video Clips

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The images, artwork and video clips are created by the Han Research Group. The contents can be used for personal and educational purposes. The copyright belongs to the creators of the images, artwork and video clips.

Altug Ozcelikkale, Ph.D.

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Altug completed his Ph.D. study (2015), and worked as a Postdoc Fellow (2017) in the Han Group.  He moved to a Postdoc Fellow Position at the University of Maryland. Check his latest activities at his Linkedin Profile.

Taylor J. Thompson, M.S.

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Taylor completed his M.S. study (2015) regarding cancer metastasis model.  He moved to an Engineer position at Nordson MEDICAL.  Check his latest activities at his Linkedin profile.