E. E. Gardiner

This study identifies glycoprotein VI as a critical factor in AAA detection and progression, showing its predictive value in humans and therapeutic potential in mice.

This paper develops a combined imaging system for live cell nanoscale imaging, enabling the simultaneous quantification of molecular targets, 3D cell morphodynamics, and intracellular organelle tracking.

The paper develops MILL, a technique to rapidly create 3D micro-patterned flow channels that mimic in vivo fluid shear stress environments, enabling real-time study of cell adhesion and translocation.

This study shows that platelets are not essential for CD8+ T cell accumulation, patrolling, killing, and residency in the liver, while ASGP-expressing cells are retained in the liver but lost from the spleen.

This paper introduces COSI, a label-free imaging method to quantify intra-thrombus mass and adhesive platelet dynamics under fluid shear stress with high precision.

This study shows immobilized collagen prevents GPVI shedding and sustains its clustering and signaling in platelets for at least 3 hours.