Bryan Sutermaster earns PhD!
Bryan Sutermaster, graduate student in Biomedical Engineering, successfully defended his doctoral thesis! He is on to bigger and better things. Best of luck from the Darling Lab!
Author: Eric Darling
Hyper-compliant particles rapidly penetrate malignant cell spheroids
The Darling Lab article “Integration of hyper-compliant microparticles into a 3D melanoma tumor model” was accepted for publication in Journal of Biomechanics. Congratulations to lead author Manisha Shah!
2018 Commencement
Congratulations to Rafael, Manisha, and Jess on receiving their PhD degrees. We wish you the greatest success and happiness as you move forward in your careers. You will be missed!
Congratulations to Keenan Line and Liz Bixler!
Keenan Line (ScB) and Liz Bixler (ScB) graduated! They are off to bigger and better things. Best of luck from the Darling Lab!
Jess Sadick earns PhD!
Jessica Sadick, graduate student in Biotechnology, successfully defended her doctoral thesis! She is on to bigger and better things. Best of luck from the Darling Lab!
Cells and polymer particles self-organize in microtissue cultures
The Darling Lab article “Cell mimicking microparticles influence the organization, growth, and mechanophenotype of stem cell spheroids” was published in Annals of Biomedical Engineering. Congratulations to lead author Nick Labriola!
Medical history of cancer influences stem cell regenerative potential
The Darling Lab article “Regenerative potential and inflammation-induced secretion profile of human adipose-derived stromal vascular cells are influenced by donor variability and prior breast cancer diagnosis” was accepted for publication in Stem Cell Reviews & Reports. Congratulations to lead author Addie… Continue Reading
NSF and Ford fellowships awarded to Robert Gutierrez
Congratulations to Robert Gutierrez for receiving both an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship and a Ford Foundation Fellowship. These highly competitive, externally funded awards are in recognition of Robert’s accomplishments to date and his promise for the future. Well done, Robert!
Rafael González Cruz earns PhD!
Rafael González Cruz, graduate student in Biomedical Engineering, successfully defended his doctoral thesis! He is on to bigger and better things. Best of luck from the Darling Lab!
Nuclear lamins may serve as biomarkers for whole-cell mechanophenotype
The Darling Lab article “Nuclear Lamin Protein C Is Linked to Lineage-Specific, Whole-Cell Mechanical Properties” was accepted for publication in Cellular and Molecular Bioengineering. Congratulations to lead author Rafael González Cruz!