Fellow of the American Society of Biomechanics
We would like to congratulation Dr. Zong-Ming Li for his selection as a Fellow of Read more…
Controlling Differentiation of Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells
Dr. Hiromichi Fujie, a former post-doctoral fellow of the MSRC, recently was a co-author on an article titled “Designing Elastic Modulus of Cell Culture Substrate to Regulate YAP and RUNX2 Localization for Controlling Differentiation of Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells”.
Novel Application of Photogrammetry
Dr. Steven Abramowitch, a long-time member of the MSRC, recently was a co-author on an article that utilized the novel application of photogrammetry to quantify fascicle orientations of female cadaveric pelvic floor muscles.
New Label-Free Biosensing Technology
Dr. Chih-Hwa Cheng, a former Post-Doctoral Fellow at the MSRC, recently was a co-author on an article that investigated the first nano-structural polymeric stabilized-cholesteric LC (PSCLC) thin films to be a new label-free biosensing technology..
NIH R01 Grant Awarded to Dr. Almarza
Congratulations to Dr. Alejandro Almarza on his recent NIH R01 Grant for his project titled Read more…
Aluma Featured in Forbes Magazine
Sylvia Kang, who spent time as an undergraduate student at the MSRC, was recently featured Read more…
Rising Stars in Engineering in Health
Congratulations to Dr. Stephanie Cone, a former doctoral student of Dr. Matthew Fisher (MSRC PhD Read more…
December WACBE Distinguished Biomedical Engineering Webinar
Dr. Zong-Ming Li (former MSRC Assistant Professor) presented the December 19th WACABE Distinguished Biomedical Engineering Read more…
A Radiological Study of Bone Remodeling
Dr. Akihiro Kanamori, a former Post-Doctoral Fellow at the MSRC, recently was a co-author on an article that compared the bone remodeling of unidirectional (UDPTCP) and spherical porous β-tricalcium phosphate (SPTCP) radiologically in humans.
Arthroscopic Single-Portal Subscapularis Tendon Repair
Dr. Benjamin Ma, a former Orthopaedic Resident at the MSRC, recently was a co-author on an article that describes an arthroscopic surgical technique of subscapularis repair through a single anterior portal using only penetrating graspers. This approach can be used for partial upper-border subscapularis tears, as well as complete and retracted subscapularis tendon tears.
