Research
Our lab is experienced in a variety of polymer preparation, fabrication, and characterization techniques. We have the equipment and resources to assist TAMU and external individuals on a fee-for-service basis.
Architecting a partial thickness cartilage substitute with mimetic, self-assembling hydrogels
Dingus, O.F.; Parrish, K.A.; Haney, A.P.: Ramirez, C.A.; Grunlan, M.A. “Architecting a partial thickness cartilage substitute with mimetic, self-assembling hydrogels,” J. Mater. Chem. B, 2025, 13, 5613-5623.
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Biocompatibility and bone regeneration by shape memory polymer scaffolds
Gasson, S.B.; Dobson, L.K.; Pfau-Cloud, M.R.; Beltran, F.O.; Pool, R.R.; Gregory, C.A., Grunlan, M.A.; Saunders, W.B. “Biocompatibility and bone regeneration by shape memory polymer scaffolds,” J. Biomed. Mater. Res. Part A. 2025, 113, e37806.
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Shape memory polymer scaffolds – Utility for in vitro osteogenesis of canine multipotent stromal cells
Gasson, S.B.; Dobson, L.K.; Pfau-Cloud, M.R.; Beltran, F.O.; Gregory, C.A., Grunlan, M.A.; Saunders, W.B. “Shape memory polymer scaffolds – Utility for in vitro osteogenesis of canine multipotent stromal cells,” J. Biomed. Mater. Res. Part B, 2024, 112, e35503.
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