Rebecca R. Pompano

This study develops an engineered human lymph node stroma model to examine how interstitial fluid flow affects T cell egress and stromal cell behavior.

This paper develops an ex vivo model of breast cancer cell invasion in live lymph node tissue, revealing preferential invasion patterns and immune-related resistance mechanisms.

This study develops an in vitro lymph node microphysiological system to model early T cell-B cell interactions and antibody responses using primary human lymphocytes.

The paper measures covalent bond formation in light-curing hydrogels using NMR to predict their stability under fluid flow.

This paper develops a 3D-printed organ-on-chip platform with a tubing-free pump to model lymph node communication during vaccination.

This study shows that reducing reactive oxygen species and increasing hydrogel porosity improves cell viability and function in photocrosslinked gelatin-thiol hydrogels.

This paper develops an optical method to measure spatially resolved oxygen consumption in ex vivo lymph node slices, revealing higher OCR in T cell regions compared to other areas.