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Autor:
Sonmez, Utku
Mechanical cues are one of the most important biophysical regulators of cellular machinery under both physiological and pathophysiological conditions. Advancements in the microtechnology in the last two decades allowed researchers to develop automate
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Autor:
Coyle, Stephen
Animals exploit the deformability of soft structures to move efficiently in complex natural environments. These soft structures are inherently compliant and enable large strains in components not typically found in robotics. Such capabilities have in
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Autor:
Cappuccilli, Breana R
Despite the alarming incidence rate and potential for debilitating outcomes of sports-related concussion, the underlying mechanisms of injury remain to be expounded. Since as early as 1950, researchers have aimed to characterize head impact biomechan
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Autor:
IMARAN, MD
Motile rod-shaped cells are common in biology. It is now well established that dry systems of motile rods show a rich variety of dynamic phases. Furthermore, the colonization of a soft, passive material by these motile cells, such as bacteria or canc
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Autor:
Gupta, Siddharth
A fish-inspired research, on flow across a hydrofoil that is stationary or mimicking various types of fish-inspired swimming, can reveal efficient flow mechanisms that can lead to a novel design and development of autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs
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Autor:
Hill, Caitlin
Lateral elbow tendinopathy (LET) is a common musculoskeletal condition associated with elbow pain during gripping. The pathophysiology of LET involves degenerative changes of the extensor carpi radialis brevis tendon, pain system changes within the p
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Kim Hébert-Losier, Steven J. Finlayson, Peter F. Lamb, Matthew W. Driller, Ivana Hanzlíková, Blaise Dubois, Jean-Francois Esculier, Christopher Martyn Beaven
We conducted an exploratory analysis to compare running kinematics of 16 male recreational runners wearing Nike Vaporfly 4% (VP4), Saucony Endorphin racing flat (FLAT), and their habitual (OWN) footwear. We also explored potential relationships betwe
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Autor:
ABRAHA, HYAB MEHARI
The lower jaw (mandible) is a commonly fractured facial bone, yet there has been global ambiguity on the predominate cause, location and treatment of jaw fracture. Additionally there has been a lack of consensus amongst clinicians on the best treatme
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Autor:
Sohutskay, David O
Wounds of the skin, especially those that are large and breach multiple tissue layers, remain a major burden to those that they affect as well as our healthcare system. Because these tissue defects supersede the body’s natural healing capacity, nor
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Autor:
Damen, Frederick W
Cardiac disease remains the number one cause of all mortality in the United States, prompting a continued effort to understand the various factors that exacerbate heart disease. To this end, murine models of cardiac disease have served a crucial role
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