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James Feng

The University of British Columbia

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Pengtao Yue

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

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Mingfeng Qiu

University of Canterbury

Sarah Hedtrich (nee Küchler)

The University of British Columbia

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James Feng

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Sarah Hedtrich (nee Küchler)

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James Feng

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A model for hydrogel-based bioprinting

Mechanical interaction between a hydrogel and an embedded cell in biomicrofluidic applications

Brownian dynamics simulation of the diffusion of rod-like nanoparticles in polymeric gels

A structural model for yielding and degelation of colloidal gels

Fluid mechanical study of rotation-induced traumatic brain injury

Mechanical interaction among cells in hydrogel-based microfluidic assays

Mechanical interaction between a hydrogel and an embedded cell in biomicrofluidic applications ( vol 19, 024104 , 2025)

Transient flow-induced deformation of cancer cells in microchannels: a general computational model and experiments

A computational model for the transit of a cancer cell through a constricted microchannel

Poroelastic modelling reveals the cooperation between two mechanisms for albuminuria

Zasp52 strengthens whole embryo tissue integrity through supracellular actomyosin networks

A similarity scaling approach for organ-on-chip devices

An arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian method for simulating interfacial dynamics between a hydrogel and a fluid

Comparison of four boundary conditions for the fluid-hydrogel interface

Particle trapped at the isotropic-nematic liquid crystal interface: Elastocapillary phenomena and drag forces

Sensitivity Analysis of Adhesion in Computational Model of Elastic Doublet

Particle rotation speeds up capillary interactions.

Particle rotation speeds up capillary interactions

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Pengtao Yue

Mingfeng Qiu

Sarah Hedtrich (nee Küchler)

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