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Title: Simplified Cardiodynamic Tissue Electrophysiology Characterization, Reduced Order Modeling with Therapeutic Perspective
Author(s): Alagoz, Celal
Advisor(s): Guez, Allon
Date: 2017-05
Type: Thesis

Title: The Development of Polysaccharide-based Nanoparticles for the Prevention of Foam Cell Formation during Atherosclerosis
Author(s): Murthy, Kiran Ghandikota
Advisor(s): Zhong, Yinghui
Date: 2014-06
Type: Thesis

Title: Investigating a combination therapy of robot-driven rehabilitation techniques with viral delivery of brain-derived neurotrophic factor in treating adult spinal cord injury
Author(s): Lee, John Kim
Advisor(s): Giszter, Simon Francis, 1957-
Date: 2016-06
Type: Thesis

Title: New Continuous-Flow Total Artificial Heart For Use in Smaller Sized Adults & Pediatric Patients
Author(s): Fox, Carson Solon
Advisor(s): Throckmorton, Amy
Date: 2015-09
Type: Thesis

Title: Reorganization of the Motor Cortex Following Spinal Cord Injury
Author(s): Chickness, Jason Parker
Advisor(s): Moxon, Karen
Date: 2018-05
Type: Thesis

Title: Hypoxic Nitrite Reduction to Nitric Oxide, A Computational Modeling Approach
Author(s): Liu, Yien
Advisor(s): Jaron, Dov
Date: 2018-05
Type: Thesis

Title: Model Driven Optimization of Drug Delivery for Spinal Cord Injury
Author(s): Mittal, Neil
Advisor(s): Zhong, Yinghui
Date: 2017-06
Type: Thesis

Title: Validation of an Image-based Subject-Specific Dynamic Model of the Ankle Joint Complex and its Applications to the Study of the Effect of Articular Surface Morphology on Ankle Joint Mechanics
Author(s): Balakrishnan, Vishnuvardhan
Advisor(s): Siegler, Sorin, 1954-
Date: 2018-06
Type: Thesis

Title: Exploring the functionality of novel small molecule DAVEIs on HIV-1
Author(s): Bach, Harry
Advisor(s): Chaiken, Irwin M.
Date: 2019-06
Type: Thesis

Title: Early prediction of pressure injury development using diffuse correlation spectroscopy
Author(s): Lafontant, Alec
Advisor(s): Zubkov, Leonid, Neidrauer, Michael T.
Date: 2019-05
Type: Thesis

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