Naomi Deneke
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Cheng C, Deneke N, Moon H, Choi S, Ospina-Munoz N, Elzey B, et al.
Mater Today Adv
. 2023 Sep;
19.
PMID: 37691883
Recent advances in biomaterials and 3D printing/culture methods enable various tissue-engineered tumor models. However, it is still challenging to achieve native tumor-like characteristics due to lower cell density than native...
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Deneke N, Booth J, Chan E, Davis C
Adv Mater
. 2022 Oct;
35(5):e2207337.
PMID: 36281806
Control of adhesion is important in a host of applications including soft robotics, pick-and-place manufacturing, wearable devices, and transfer printing. While there are adhesive systems with discrete switchability between states...
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Acuna A, Jimenez J, Deneke N, Rothenberger S, Libring S, Solorio L, et al.
Acta Biomater
. 2021 Jul;
134:466-476.
PMID: 34303012
The mechanical properties of tissues are critical design parameters for biomaterials and regenerative therapies seeking to restore functionality after disease or injury. Characterizing the mechanical properties of native tissues and...
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Deneke N, Chau A, Davis C
Soft Matter
. 2020 Nov;
17(4):863-869.
PMID: 33237084
The ability to control adhesion is critical in various technologies including wearable electronics, pressure sensitive adhesives, and robotic systems. Biomimetic fibrillar structures, random surface roughness, and chemical surface treatments have...
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Deneke N, Rencheck M, Davis C
Soft Matter
. 2020 Jun;
16(27):6230-6252.
PMID: 32567642
Mechanophores (MPs) are a class of stimuli-responsive materials that are of increasing interest to engineers due to their potential applications as stress sensors. These mechanically responsive molecules change color or...