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Ashutosh Agarwal

Assoc Professor

University of Miami

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College of Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

Ashutosh Agarwal is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Assoc Professor at University of Miami.

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University of Miami

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biomedical engineering cell biology tissue engineering biological engineering regenerative medicine materials science stem cell research cancer research microfluidics cellular therapy lab-on-a-chip tumor cells tumor biology medicinal research nanotechnology cancer cells cardiology cell therapy biomaterials design biomedical imaging cancer imaging cell transplantation chip on board nanobiotechnology cancer biology biomolecular motors nanomaterials material research experimental medicine vascular biology controlled release mesenchymal stem cells laboratory medicine liver physiology respiratory medicine biopolymers biomedical modeling organ-on-a-chip scientific visualization cardiomyopathy induced pluripotent stem cells cardiac muscle biological microenvironments molecular shuttles advanced manufacturing technologies surface nanotechnology surface functionalization micro technology biopolymer gel nanotribology angiogenesis cancer detection engineered cardiac tissues viral infection gelatin hydrogels liquid biopsy consortium early cancer detection sensor technology bio-inspired robotics nanorobotics nanofibers polymer engineering polymer nanotechnology polymer technology micro-electromechanical systems microscale system cell-matrix interactions organ physiology mitochondrial cardiomyopathy heart-on-chip technologies barth syndrome microfluidic heart kinesin motors extended culture alginate substrates stem cell-derived cardiomyocytes functional tissue engineering clinical engineering stem-cell therapy

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Closing the Gap Between Vision and Victory in Type 1 Diabetes: The Niddk Human Islet Research Network (Hirn) Initiative. Diabetes (2025)

Audrey V. ParentAshutosh AgarwalJuan Rene Alvarez-DominguezRafael Arrojo e DrigoMark A. AtkinsonMichael A. BrehmLeonardo M.R. FerreiraKlaus H. KaestnerVira KravetsJoyce C. NilandDenis O’MeallyLayla RouseHolger A. RussCherie L. StablerJohn S. Kaddis

diabetes careneurologypublic healthchronic diseasesinsulin managementhypertensiondiabetes mellitusvision rehabilitationdiabetes technologydiabetes epidemiologydiabetes researchdiabetes managementmedicineneuroimagingdiabetesweight disordersdiabetes therapies

Pancreatic β-Cell Regeneration in Situ by the Alk3 Agonist Thr-123. Nature Communications (2025)

regenerative medicinepancreas transplantationcell signalingcell biologycellular physiologycell transplantationcellular therapydevelopmental biologymolecular physiologypancreatic cancerpancreatic β-cell regenerationpancreatic surgeryregeneration (biology)

Detection of Microplastics in the Human Penis. International Journal of Impotence Research (2024)

Jason CodringtonAlexandra Aponte VarnumLars HildebrandtDaniel PröfrockJoginder BidhanKajal KhodamoradiAnke-Lisa HöhmeMartin HeldAymara EvansDavid VelasquezChristina C. YarboroughBahareh Ghane-MotlaghAshutosh AgarwalJustin AchuaEdoardo PozziFrancesco MesquitaFrancis PetrellaDavid MillerRanjith Ramasamy

public healthhuman penisenvironmental sciencemicroplasticsmarine biologyurology

Engineered Tools to Study Endocrine Dysfunction of Pancreas. Biophysics Reviews (2024)

Charles G. AlverJuan Dominguez-BendalaAshutosh Agarwal

biophysicsbiophysical reviewbiophysical modelingendocrine dysfunctionengineered tools

Engineering a Microsurgical Training Tool for Vasectomy Reversals. JU Open Plus (2024)

Charles G. AlverJason M. CodringtonMichael B. TradewellRanjith RamasamyAshutosh Agarwal

biomedical engineeringmicrosurgical training toolvasectomy reversalsmicrosurgery

Retinal Organoid Chip: Engineering a Physiomimetic Oxygen Gradient for Optimizing Long Term Culture of Human Retinal Organoids. Lab on a Chip (2024)

Emma DrabbeDaniel PelaezAshutosh Agarwal

human retinal organoidslab-on-a-chipretinal organoid chiplong term culturebiomedical engineeringphysiomimetic oxygen gradient

Roadblocks Confronting Widespread Dissemination and Deployment of Organs on Chips. Nature Communications (2024)

Charles G. AlverEmma DrabbeMatthew IshahakAshutosh Agarwal

chip on boardorgan-on-a-chipcommunicationwidespread disseminationmass communication

SLICECHIP: A Benchtop Fluidic Platform for Organotypic Culture and Serial Assessment of Human and Rodent Pancreatic Slices. Lab on a Chip (2024)

Charles G. AlverSilvia Álvarez-CubelaIsabella AltilioEmily HutchisonEmma WarrnerMariana E. VisoGiana VitaleDavid OliverRicardo L. PastoriJuan Dominguez-BendalaAshutosh Agarwal

regenerative medicinebiomedical engineeringbenchtop fluidic platformserial assessmentorganotypic culture

Acrylic-Based Culture Plate Format Perfusion Device to Establish Liver Endothelial–Epithelial Interface. Lab on a Chip (2023)

Dennis McDuffieCharles G. AlverBhumi SutharMadeline HelmDavid OliverR. Alan BurgessDavid BarrEmmanuel ThomasAshutosh Agarwal

vascular biologyregenerative medicinebiointerfaceschip on boardlab-on-a-chipdermatologybiomedical engineeringmaterials scienceendothelial-epithelial interfacetissue engineering

Automatic Detection of Circulating Tumor Cells and Cancer Associated Fibroblasts Using Deep Learning. Scientific Reports (2023)

Cheng ShenSiddarth RawalRebecca BrownHaowen ZhouAshutosh AgarwalMark A. WatsonRichard J. CoteChanghuei Yang

scientific communicationtumor biologydeep learningcomputer-aided diagnosiscell biologyscientific computingcell detectiondetection techniqueradiologycancer imagingcancer researchautomatic identificationautomatic detectiontumor cellsscientific datahealth sciencesoncologycancer biology

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Ashutosh Agarwal

Assoc Professor

University of Miami

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

Ashutosh Agarwal is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Assoc Professor at University of Miami.

Honors

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University of Miami

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Closing the Gap Between Vision and Victory in Type 1 Diabetes: The Niddk Human Islet Research Network (Hirn) Initiative. Diabetes (2025)

Pancreatic β-Cell Regeneration in Situ by the Alk3 Agonist Thr-123. Nature Communications (2025)

Detection of Microplastics in the Human Penis. International Journal of Impotence Research (2024)

public healthhuman penisenvironmental sciencemicroplasticsmarine biologyurology

Engineered Tools to Study Endocrine Dysfunction of Pancreas. Biophysics Reviews (2024)

Charles G. AlverJuan Dominguez-BendalaAshutosh Agarwal

biophysicsbiophysical reviewbiophysical modelingendocrine dysfunctionengineered tools

Engineering a Microsurgical Training Tool for Vasectomy Reversals. JU Open Plus (2024)

Charles G. AlverJason M. CodringtonMichael B. TradewellRanjith RamasamyAshutosh Agarwal

biomedical engineeringmicrosurgical training toolvasectomy reversalsmicrosurgery

Retinal Organoid Chip: Engineering a Physiomimetic Oxygen Gradient for Optimizing Long Term Culture of Human Retinal Organoids. Lab on a Chip (2024)

Emma DrabbeDaniel PelaezAshutosh Agarwal

human retinal organoidslab-on-a-chipretinal organoid chiplong term culturebiomedical engineeringphysiomimetic oxygen gradient

Roadblocks Confronting Widespread Dissemination and Deployment of Organs on Chips. Nature Communications (2024)

Charles G. AlverEmma DrabbeMatthew IshahakAshutosh Agarwal

chip on boardorgan-on-a-chipcommunicationwidespread disseminationmass communication

SLICECHIP: A Benchtop Fluidic Platform for Organotypic Culture and Serial Assessment of Human and Rodent Pancreatic Slices. Lab on a Chip (2024)

Charles G. AlverSilvia Álvarez-CubelaIsabella AltilioEmily HutchisonEmma WarrnerMariana E. VisoGiana VitaleDavid OliverRicardo L. PastoriJuan Dominguez-BendalaAshutosh Agarwal

regenerative medicinebiomedical engineeringbenchtop fluidic platformserial assessmentorganotypic culture

Acrylic-Based Culture Plate Format Perfusion Device to Establish Liver Endothelial–Epithelial Interface. Lab on a Chip (2023)

Dennis McDuffieCharles G. AlverBhumi SutharMadeline HelmDavid OliverR. Alan BurgessDavid BarrEmmanuel ThomasAshutosh Agarwal

vascular biologyregenerative medicinebiointerfaceschip on boardlab-on-a-chipdermatologybiomedical engineeringmaterials scienceendothelial-epithelial interfacetissue engineering

Automatic Detection of Circulating Tumor Cells and Cancer Associated Fibroblasts Using Deep Learning. Scientific Reports (2023)

Cheng ShenSiddarth RawalRebecca BrownHaowen ZhouAshutosh AgarwalMark A. WatsonRichard J. CoteChanghuei Yang

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