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Atherosclerosis on Chip
(a) An artificial blood vessel on a microfluidic chip: (b) high through-put production of nano-medicine laden microparticles in a microfluidic chip, (c) The hyperspectral Imaging of cholesterol molecules [5], (d) atherosclerotic plaque and components of artery using CARS imaging
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Controlling Cell Microenvironment using Micropatterning of Hydrogels
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Structure and Biomechanics of Tissue Engineered Heart Valves
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Spreading of Human Umbilical Vein Endothelial Cells in GelMA vascular structure
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Organs on Chips Models for Drug Discovery: Study of Diseases, Drug Efficacy and Toxicity
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A Cancer Metastasis Model on Chip
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Rheology and Nano-Microstructure of Biological and Industrial fluids
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Rheology of Complex fluids: Effect of Shear on Nano-Microstructure
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Micropatterned Fibroblast and Smooth Muscle Cells in Mythacrylated Gelatin Hydrogel
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Structure of A Tissue Engineered Blood Vessel Made of GelMA
Welcome to the Nano Micro Technologies and Tissue Engineering Lab homepage. Our group focuses on problems motivated by various human diseases. We are interested in application of nano micro scale technologies in understanding the structure, properties and behavior of complex systems, thereby solving real-life industrial, biomedical and human health related problems.
The focus of research in our lab is broadly in four main areas, namely, Biomechanics, Biomaterials, Microfluidics and Tissue Engineering. We are particularly interested in tissue engineering and in vitro disease models of blood vessels, heart valves and articular cartilage. Our current projects include:
01. Nano mechanics of cardiovascular tissues,
02. Development of vascular disease models on chips,
03. Development of Novel Biomaterials for cardiovascular tissue engineering, and
04. Heart Valve Tissue Engineering.
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"Our research interests involve applying the nano micro scale technologies in understanding the structure, properties and behavior of complex systems, thereby solving real life industrial, biomedical and human health related problems."
-Anwarul hasan