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Amy Jaye Wagoner Johnson

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UIUC

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The Grainger College of Engineering

Bioengineering

Department of Bioengineering

Department of Mechanical Science and Engineering

Mechanical Science & Engineering

Amy Jaye Wagoner Johnson is currently serving as a Bioengineering Professor at Uiuc.

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biomedical engineering tissue engineering bone research mechanical engineering matrix biology biomaterials materials science orthopaedic surgery orthopaedic research biofabrication synthetic bone substitute mechanobiology biomechanics regenerative medicine functional tissue engineering bone repair bioceramics mechanical properties additive manufacturing biomedical imaging stem cell research control systems porous materials learning control bone density 3d bioprinting coral reefs stem cells advanced manufacturing technologies advanced manufacturing fabrication techniques tissue imaging cell biomechanics automatic control biopolymers cellular physiology bone remodeling iterative learning control robotics automation robot learning control optimization mechanical science bone metabolism marine biota biomaterials design calcium phosphate scaffolds biomineralization motion control cell culture bone imaging cell-matrix interactions computational fabrication bone morphogenic protein osteocalcin angiogenesis bone regeneration collagen fibers collagen organization bone scaffolds bone adaptation scaffold design trajectory planning robot control peptide therapeutics biopolymer gel geometrical accuracy industrial robotics advanced motion control hydrogel substrates inorganic additives pregnancy maintenance curve integration method collagen fibrils coral breeding engineered scaffolds bioactive molecules molecular biomechanics biological engineering cell engineering cartilage clinical engineering

Notable Scholarly Works

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Direct Observation and Quantitative Characterization of Chemotactic Behaviors in Caribbean Coral Larvae Exposed to Organic and Inorganic Settlement Cues. Scientific Reports (2025)

Koumudhi DeshpandeDaniel GysbersJoaquin YusDaan van BendegomEmily NixonRayna McClintockZachary A. QuinlanKristen L. MarhaverLinda Wegley KellyRosa M. Espinosa-MarzalAmy J. Wagoner JohnsonGabriel Juarez

marine biotacaribbean coral larvaechemical ecologycoral larvaecoral reefsmarine biologydirect observationmarine systemsaquatic ecosystemsbiologymarine ecologyenvironmental scienceecologymarine chemistry

Exposure to Phthalates Enhances Estrogen and Beta-Catenin Signaling Pathways, Leading to Endometrial Hyperplasia in Mice. Toxicological Sciences (2025)

Ritwik ShuklaAthilakshmi KannanMary J LawsAmy Wagoner JohnsonJodi A FlawsMilan K BagchiIndrani C Bagchi

gynecologyendocrinologyin vitro toxicologyendocrine disruptorscomplex mixturesinflammatory responsereproductive medicinewomen's healthendometrial hyperplasiareproductive endocrinologyphysiologyregulatory toxicologyendocrine researchtoxicology

Geometry-Driven Mechanical Memory in a Random Fibrous Matrix. Journal of Applied Mechanics (2025)

Mainak SarkarChristina LaukaitisAmy J. Wagoner Johnson

mechanical memorymechanical propertiesfibersmechanical sciencesolid mechanicsadvanced fiber materialbiomechanicsmechanical engineeringfiber reinforcementmechanobiologybiomedical engineeringmatrix biologymechanics of materialsmechanical deformationfiber-reinforced compositesfiber structurebiophysicsapplied deformationcomposite structuresgeometry-driven mechanical memorymechanics

Impact of Paraben on Uterine Collagen: An Integrated and Targeted Correlative Approach Using Second Harmonic Generation Microscopy, Nanoindentation, and Atomic Force Microscopy. Journal of the mechanical behavior of biomedical materials/Journal of mechanical behavior of biomedical materials (2025)

Mahmuda R ArsheeRitwik ShuklaJie LiUmnia DohaIndrani C BagchiAyelet Ziv-GalAmy J Wagoner Johnson

biophysicstissue engineeringuterine collagenmicroscopybiomaterial modelingscanning force microscopybiomedical engineeringmatrix biologybiofabricationtissue (biology)atomic force microscopybiomaterials

Stiffening of a Fibrous Matrix After Recovery of Contracted Inclusions. Soft Matter (2025)

Mainak SarkarMohammad Tanver HossainRandy H EwoldtChristina LaukaitisAmy Wagoner Johnson

orthopaedic researchcell biomechanicsmatrix fibersconnective tissue diseasefibrosisfibrous matrixcell biologyorthopaedic surgerytissue physiologymechanobiologycell-matrix interactionsextracellular matrixmatrix biologytissue (biology)contracted inclusionsbiomechanics

Composite Substrates for Coral Larval Settlement and Reef Restoration Based on Natural Hydraulic Lime and Inorganic Strontium and Magnesium Compounds. Ecological Engineering (2024)

J. YusE.N. NixonJ. LiJ. Noriega GimenezM-J. BennettD. FloresK.L. MarhaverL. Wegley KellyR.M. Espinosa-MarzalA.J. Wagoner Johnson

environmental engineeringmagnesium compoundsbiomineralizationenvironmental chemistrymineral engineeringclay mineralsgeochemistryenvironmental materialscoral breedingenvironmental scienceclay sciencecomposite nhl

Computational Design of Additively Manufactured Curvilinear Scaffolds for Bone Repair With Analytical Sensitivities. Journal of Mechanical Design (2024)

David CohenSohaila M. G. AboutalebAmy J. Wagoner JohnsonJulián Norato

tissue engineeringscaffold geometryscaffold designadditive manufacturingbone researchbone adaptationbiomedical engineeringsynthetic bone substitutefunctional tissue engineeringbiomechanical engineering3d printingmechanical engineering

Diffusion Tensor Imaging of Tendon and Ligament: Influence of Crimping Behavior and Microstructural Variations.. Proceedings on CD-ROM - International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Scientific Meeting and Exhibition/Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Scientific Meeting and Exhibition (2024)

Noel NaughtonAmir MoghaddamMariana KershSamni KoyejoShreyan MajumdarAmy Wagoner JohnsonBruce Damon

orthopaedic researchbiomedical imagingorthopedic biomechanicssecond harmonic generationmusculoskeletal imagingdiffusion tensororthopaedic surgerybiological imagingmechanobiologybiomedical engineeringcollagen microstructure influencetissue (biology)tendon injuriesmechanicsbiomechanics

Mahmuda R. ArsheeRitwik ShuklaJie LiIndrani C. BagchiAyelet Ziv-GalA. J. Wagoner Johnson

biophysicscell biomechanicsuterine collagenbiomaterials designbiomaterial modelingsecond harmonic generationmechanobiologybiomedical engineeringextracellular matrixmatrix biologybiofabricationcollagen architecturebiomaterials

Long-Term Dietary Exposure to a Mixture of Phthalates Enhances Estrogen and Beta-Catenin Signaling Pathways, Leading to Endometrial Hyperplasia in Mice. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Ritwik ShuklaAthilakshmi KannanMary J. LawsAmy Wagoner JohnsonJodi A. FlawsMilan K. BagchiIndrani C. Bagchi

gynecologyendocrinologyin vitro toxicologyendocrine disruptorscomplex mixturesendometrial hyperplasiareproductive medicinewomen's healthheightened inflammatory responsereproductive endocrinologyphysiologyregulatory toxicologyreproductive healthendocrine researchtoxicology

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Amy Jaye Wagoner Johnson

Professor

UIUC

Affiliations

The Grainger College of Engineering

Bioengineering

Department of Bioengineering

Department of Mechanical Science and Engineering

Mechanical Science & Engineering

Amy Jaye Wagoner Johnson is currently serving as a Bioengineering Professor at Uiuc.

Honors

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Experiences

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UIUC

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Direct Observation and Quantitative Characterization of Chemotactic Behaviors in Caribbean Coral Larvae Exposed to Organic and Inorganic Settlement Cues. Scientific Reports (2025)

Exposure to Phthalates Enhances Estrogen and Beta-Catenin Signaling Pathways, Leading to Endometrial Hyperplasia in Mice. Toxicological Sciences (2025)

Ritwik ShuklaAthilakshmi KannanMary J LawsAmy Wagoner JohnsonJodi A FlawsMilan K BagchiIndrani C Bagchi

Geometry-Driven Mechanical Memory in a Random Fibrous Matrix. Journal of Applied Mechanics (2025)

Mainak SarkarChristina LaukaitisAmy J. Wagoner Johnson

Mahmuda R ArsheeRitwik ShuklaJie LiUmnia DohaIndrani C BagchiAyelet Ziv-GalAmy J Wagoner Johnson

Stiffening of a Fibrous Matrix After Recovery of Contracted Inclusions. Soft Matter (2025)

Mainak SarkarMohammad Tanver HossainRandy H EwoldtChristina LaukaitisAmy Wagoner Johnson

Composite Substrates for Coral Larval Settlement and Reef Restoration Based on Natural Hydraulic Lime and Inorganic Strontium and Magnesium Compounds. Ecological Engineering (2024)

J. YusE.N. NixonJ. LiJ. Noriega GimenezM-J. BennettD. FloresK.L. MarhaverL. Wegley KellyR.M. Espinosa-MarzalA.J. Wagoner Johnson

Computational Design of Additively Manufactured Curvilinear Scaffolds for Bone Repair With Analytical Sensitivities. Journal of Mechanical Design (2024)

David CohenSohaila M. G. AboutalebAmy J. Wagoner JohnsonJulián Norato

Noel NaughtonAmir MoghaddamMariana KershSamni KoyejoShreyan MajumdarAmy Wagoner JohnsonBruce Damon

Mahmuda R. ArsheeRitwik ShuklaJie LiIndrani C. BagchiAyelet Ziv-GalA. J. Wagoner Johnson

Ritwik ShuklaAthilakshmi KannanMary J. LawsAmy Wagoner JohnsonJodi A. FlawsMilan K. BagchiIndrani C. Bagchi

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