Prof. Robert C. Chang, Principal Investigator
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Filippos Tourlomousis, PhD
- Computational modeling of additive biomanufacturing processes. - Computational modeling of tissue-on-a-chip devices used as drug screening platforms. |
Houzhu Ding, PhD Candidate
• Bio Houzhu earned his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Science and Technology of China, in 2014. He is currently pursuing a PhD degree within the Mechanical Engineering Department at Stevens. Current work involves 3d reconstruction of burnt skin by hyper spectral image for burn degree evaluation. • Research Projects - Image processing and 3d reconstruction using hyper spectral image of burn skin. - Development & optimization of controls for 3D bioprinting processes. |
Kai Cao, PhD Candidate
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Fucheng Zhang, PhD Candidate
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Ahmadreza (Amzi) Zaeri, PhD Student (Google Scholar, Personal Website, Email, Linkedin )
• Bio Amzi earned his B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering at Shiraz University, Iran 2015 and his M.Sc. at Iran University of Science and Technology (IUST), Tehran, Iran in 2018. He started his Ph.D. study in Mechanical Engineering at Stevens Institute of Technology in 2019. Amzi's research interest is in the field of Biomanufacturing, 3D Bioprinting, Tissue Engineering, and Biotechnology. Recently, He has won Provost Doctoral Fellowship Awards.
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William Boettcher, B.E. Student
• Bio Will is an undergraduate student pursuing a B.E. in Computer Engineering. He joined Prof. Chang’s lab in October of 2015, and his research interests include biomodeling, network electrophysiology, and the development and optimization of additive biomanufacturing (ABM) methods for the production of tissue scaffolds. • Research Project - Development of an Electrophysiological Biocomputer - Melt Electrospinning Writing Process |
Alexandra Spak, B.E. Student
• Bio Alexandra Spak is a undergraduate student in the Northeastern University Honors Program. She is majoring in Bioengineering with a concentration in Cell and Tissue Engineering and is also on the Pre-Med track. Alexandra is an artist and she likes to make things. • Research Project - Melt Electrospinning Writing Process |
Nick Ciulla, B.E. Student
• Bio Nicholas Ciulla is a first year undergraduate Electrical Engineering student at Stevens who is ambitious about learning new things and pursuing discovery. He is a cellist in the Stevens Orchestra, and enjoys spending his free time participating in the activities of the Stevens Game Development Club and Torch Alliance. As a brother of Alpha Phi Omega, he devotes time each semester to giving back to the community through the numerous service events organized by the fraternity. • Research Project - Melt Electrospinning Writing Process |
Christie Chen, B.E. Student
• Bio Christie Chen is an undergraduate student in the Stevens Pinnacle Scholars Program. She is currently pursuing a B.E. in Biomedical Engineering and is hoping to concentrate her study in Tissue and Cell Engineering. • Research Project - Bioprinting of a Hydrogel Solution in a Yield-Stress Hydrogel Bath |
Michael Yango, B.E. Student
• Bio Michael Yango is a first year undergraduate student conducting research under the Stevens Pinnacle Scholars Program and currently majoring in Mechanical Engineering. His interests center primarily around art and graphic design. • Research Project - Force sensor implememntation for real-time monitoring of microextrusion-based bioprinting processes. |