S. W. Day

The paper introduces a reconfigurable microfluidic platform that integrates microfluidic capabilities with conventional open-well systems for studying barrier tissues under flow.

The paper demonstrates that local extensional flows align collagen fibers in 3D hydrogels, enabling long-range fiber alignment and multi-layered matrix fabrication.

This study investigates shear-induced hemolysis using a magnetically levitated shearing device, finding that hemolysis is independent of hematocrit and viscosity, and recommends reporting results based on shear rate rather than shear stress.

This study identifies a dual LaMSA system in seahorses that enhances head rotation and suction flow speeds by tenfold compared to similar-sized fish.

This study evaluates hemolysis in microfluidic ECMO devices using computational models and empirical testing, finding that some models predict hemolysis more accurately than others depending on shear conditions.