Trevor Corrigan

Assistant Professor

United States Military Academy

United States

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Trevor Corrigan is an Assistant Professor at the United States Military Academy, specializing in the mechanics of human blood and rheological modeling. His recent research includes investigating PolySTAT's role in clot contraction, exploring aspirin's effects on blood microstructure, and developing models to visualize blood's nonlinear behavior. Additionally, he focuses on enhancing technical communication within chemical engineering curricula.

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2020

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Kevin J. O'Donovan

Associate Professor

United States Military Academy

UNITED STATES

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Lam Nguyen

Assistant Professor

United States Military Academy

UNITED STATES

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Corey James

Academy Professor

UNITED STATES

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Suzie H. Pun

University of Washington

UNITED STATES

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Investigating PolySTAT's role in clot contraction and fibrin network mechanics

Probing microstructural differences that manifest in human blood after taking aspirin using thixo-elasto-visco-plastic modeling and series of physical processes

Visualizing and exploring nonlinear behavior, timescales, and mechanical signatures of human blood

A simple approach for adding thixotropy to an elasto-visco-plastic rheological model to facilitate structural interrogation of human blood

Importance of viscoelasticity in the thixotropic behavior of human blood

Structure-rheology elucidation of human blood via SPP framework and TEVP modeling

Changes in the Physical and Mechanical Properties of Human Blood with Sustained Prophylactic Use of Acetylsalicylic Acid (Aspirin)—A Rheological Study

Framework for analyzing placement of and identifying opportunities for improving technical communication in a chemical engineering curriculum

Collaborators (4)

Kevin J. O'Donovan

Lam Nguyen

Corey James

Suzie H. Pun

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