J. W. Song

This study examines how chondroitin sulfate, dermatan sulfate, and hyaluronic acid modify the biophysical properties of collagen hydrogels through changes in self-assembly kinetics.

This study shows hyaluronan enhances interstitial flow-induced angiogenic sprouting by altering collagen matrix stiffness and pore size.

The paper develops a DNA origami-based biosensor to monitor live cell interactions with biomolecules in 3-D microfluidic environments.

This study shows that fluid forces at vessel bifurcations and S1P signaling co-regulate endothelial barrier function, with distinct dependencies on S1P receptors.

This paper characterizes the biophysical properties of collagen-based hydrogels using integrated methods, showing how modifications affect structure, mechanics, and transport.

This study shows that in utero exposure to estrogenic endocrine disruptors like BPA increases mammary gland stiffness and extracellular matrix density in adult mice, linking early-life exposure to increased breast cancer risk.

This study investigates how fluid forces at vessel bifurcations affect endothelial sprouting in a 3D microfluidic model, finding that bifurcating flow suppresses sprouts while transvascular flow promotes them.