229 Medical Devices


Description:
This session explores the contributions of chemical engineers to the development, testing and implementation of medical devices. Both fundamental and applied studies that provide a solution to medical problems are welcome.

Sponsor:
Chemical Engineers in Medicine


Chair:
Bernard J. Van Wie
Professor
Washington State University
Gene and Linda Voiland School of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering
Spokane street
Pullman, WA
99164
Email: bvanwie@wsu.edu

Co-Chair:
Erica Ricker
Graduate Research Assistant
University of Iowa
Chemical and Biochemical Engineering
4133 Seamans Center
Iowa City, IA
52242
Phone Number: 319-383-3881
Email: erica-bader@uiowa.edu


Papers:
229a
Combined Treatment of Heat and Antibiotics to Mitigate Biofilms on Implanted Devices
Erica Ricker, University of Iowa; Eric Nuxoll, University of Iowa
229b
Rapid Separation of Bacteria from Whole Blood for Sepsis Diagnosis
Mahsa Alizadeh, Brigham Young University; William G. Pitt, Brigham Young University; Daniel Mc Clellan, Brigham Young University; Colin Bledsoe, Brigham Young University; Rae Blanco, Brigham Young University; Alex Hunter, Brigham Young University; Caroline Hickey, Brigham Young University; Madison Wood, Brigham Young University; Alexandra Carter, Brigham Young University; Evelyn Welling, Brigham Young University
229c
Characterization of TiO2 Nanotubular Sensor for Detecting Tuberculosis Volatile Organic Compounds
Yalda Saffary, University of Utah; Christina Willis, University of Utah; Manoranjan Misra, University of Utah; Swomitra Mohanty, University of Utah
229d
Novel Reverse Electrodialysis Biofuel Cell
Christa N. Hestekin, University of Arkansas; Jamie Hestekin, University of Arkansas; Brigitte Rodgers, University of Arkansas; Chase Smith, University of Arkansas
229e
Nanocomposite for Implantable Electronic Devices
Frank Curry Jr., University of Utah; Huanan Zhang, University of Utah
229f
Wireless, Battery-Free Optofluidic Device  for Programmable Fluid Delivery and Optogenetics
Yi Zhang, Northwestern University; Philipp Gutruf, Northwestern University; Daniel Castro, Washington University in St. Louis; Michael R. Bruchas, Washington University in St. Louis; John A. Rogers, Northwestern University
229g
Biomimicry in a High Cell Population Density Perfusion Centrifugal Bioreactor
Bernard J. Van Wie, Washington State University; Nehal I. Abu-Lail, Washington State University; Arda Gozen, Washington State University; William Davis, Washington State University; Juana Mendenhall, Morehouse College; Mahmoud Amr, Washington State University; Alia Mallah, Washington State University; Arshan Nazempour, Pathion; Chrystal Quisenberry, Washington State University; Christopher Detzel, Entera Health Inc.; Baran Arslan, Washington State University; David Kidwell, Naval Research Laboratory; Gaber Abdellrazeq, Washington State University; Mahmoud Elnaggar, Visiting Faculty in WSU Veterinary Medicine from Alexandria University
Abstract Submissions Closed
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