Michelle L. Oyen

This study maps the mechanical, structural, and compositional properties of seedling uterine fibroids at the fibroid-myometrium interface, revealing distinct differences compared to surrounding tissue.

This paper develops and characterizes gelatin-elastin fiber-reinforced hydrogels for vaginal tissue engineering, showing they mimic vaginal mechanical properties and support cell viability in acidic conditions.

This study characterizes the structural, compositional, and time-dependent micro-mechanical properties of nonhuman primate uterine layers across gestation and compares them to human data.

This study evaluates how gelatin bloom strength affects GelMA hydrogel properties and trophoblast spheroid morphology.

This study uses biomechanical modeling to analyze how C-section scars and defects affect uterine stress and rupture risk.

This study examines structural, chemical, and mechanical variations in the cuttlebone of Sepia officinalis, revealing how different layers and structures contribute to its strength and buoyancy.