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Materials Characterization and Mechanical Properties of Skeletal Tissues

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    • Role of mineral and collagen property distributions in material and structural behavior of bone
    • Nonenzymatic glycation, bone quality, and microdamage in bone from individuals with type 2 diabetes
    • Characterization of bone material properties in animalmodels of skeletal diseaseand drug therapies
    • Investigating fatal injuries in Thoroughbred racehorses
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NSF

Palomino and Taylor recognized by NSF GRFP

Posted on 1 April 2016 by donnellyeve

PhD student Pablo Palomino was awarded an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, and PhD student Erik Taylor received Honorable Mention. Congratulations Pablo and Erik!

Posted in awardTagged award, fellowship, graduate student, NSF

Hunt to present at 6th Advanced Study Institute on Global Healthcare Challenges

Posted on 20 June 201520 June 2015 by donnellyeve

Heather Hunt will present an invited talk entitled, “Mechanical and Biochemical Assessment of Bone Quality in Type 2 Diabetics” at the NSF-sponsored 6th Advanced Study Institute on Global Healthcare Challenges held June 22-26 2015 in Izmir, Turkey.

Posted in GeneralTagged bone, conference, diabetes, invited talk, mechanical properties, NSF

Hunt awarded NSF fellowship; Wang receives Honorable Mention

Posted on 1 April 20141 April 2014 by donnellyeve

PhD student Heather Hunt was awarded a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, and undergraduate Vinny Wang received Honorable Mention. NSF received over 14,000 applications for the 2014 competition and made 2,000 award offers. Congratulations Heather and Vinny!

Posted in GeneralTagged fellowship, NSF, student

Lloyd awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowship

Posted on 29 March 201329 March 2013 by donnellyeve

PhD student Ashley Lloyd was awarded a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship. NSF received over 13,000 applications for the 2013 competition and made 2,000 award offers. Congratulations Ashley!

Posted in GeneralTagged award, fellowship, NSF, student

Recent Posts

  • Beth Straight named Undergraduate Researcher of the Week
  • Adu wins ELI Undergraduate Research Award
  • Wright receives NSF Honorable Mention
  • Recruiting New MS and PhD Students
  • White Elephant Gift Exchange
  • Sacher, Hunt, and Lekkala authors on JBMR Article
  • Sledding
  • Ice Cream Social
  • Recruiting New Students
  • Straight and Snyder authors on ASBMR abstract
  • Sacher to join HSS MRI Lab as Research Engineer
  • Taylor featured in MSE newsletter
  • Sacher to present at upcoming ORS annual meeting, February 12-16
  • Taylor passes B exam
  • Social(lly distant) walk through campus nature trails

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