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Greg M. Forest

Grant Dahlstrom Distinguished Professor of Mathematics

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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College of Arts and Sciences

Biomedical Engineering

Greg M. Forest is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Grant Dahlstrom Distinguished Professor of Mathematics at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Grant Dahlstrom Distinguished Professor of Mathematics

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applied physics materials science applied mathematics fluid mechanics fluid dynamics physics rheology polymer science condensed matter physics respiratory medicine soft matter structural biology numerical simulations mathematical physics microrheology mechanical science polymer nanotechnology nematic polymers theoretical biology thermal engineering composite science discrete dynamical systems mathematical bioscience chaos theory cytogenetics antibody engineering nanocomposites discrete dynamics virus research condensed matter fiber science biophysical modeling polymer modeling infectious disease modelling fragmentation effect deterministic dynamical systems oscillation theory nonlinear oscillations viscous fluids infection control controlled release mammalian biology clinical microbiology respiratory infections chromosome biology drug targeting wave propagation applied mathematical modelling computational biophysics multiscale analysis kinetic theory biological fluids plane couette cells vascular biology genome biology nucleic acids release mechanism cellular biology therapeutic nanomaterials computational anatomy plasma science rna biology capillarity phenomenon hydraulics marine hydrodynamics periodic sine-gordon equation quasi-periodic route near-integrable pde flow-phase diagram monodomain response hydrodynamic theories kinetic structure simulations weak shear dilute nematic polymers rayleigh capillary instability sheared nematic polymers quantitative biology biophysics pharmaceutical nanotechnology biomedical engineering biophysical review translational research lung biology bioengineering model translational applications drug delivery

Notable Scholarly Works

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Benchmarking the Immersed Boundary Method for Viscoelastic Flows. Journal of Computational Physics (2024)

Cole GruningerAaron BarrettFuhui FangM. Gregory ForestBoyce E. Griffith

immersed boundary methodnumerical analysisapplied mathematicsviscoelastic flows

Depletion Strategies for Crystallized Layers of Two-Dimensional Nanosheets to Enhance Lithium-Ion Conductivity in Polymer Nanocomposites. ACS Macro Letters (2024)

Xiao-Han WeiZong-Pei WuAo PengXue-Ao ZhangHolger MerlitzM. Gregory ForestChen-Xu WuXue-Zheng Cao

additive manufacturingnanotechnologymembrane sciencepolymer nanotechnologycondensed mattercrystallized layersnanoparticle researchtwo-dimensional nanosheetscondensed matter physicsmaterials engineeringchemical engineeringadvanced materialsadvanced electrode materialelectrical engineeringfunctional nanomaterialscomposite sciencenanomaterialspolymer engineeringdepletion strategiessurface modificationpolymer nanocompositeslithium-ion conductivitymaterials science

Experimental and Statistical Methods for Microrheological Characterization of Heterogeneity in Human Respiratory Mucus Mimics of Health and Disease Progression. Journal of Rheology (2024)

Neall CaughmanMicah PapanikolasMatthew MarkovetzRonit FreemanDavid B. HillM. Gregory ForestMartin Lysy

biostatisticsstatistical methodologyrheologystatistical methodsmicrorheologymicrorheological characterization

Flagellum Pumping Efficiency in Shear-Thinning Viscoelastic Fluids. Journal of Fluid Mechanics (2024)

Aaron BarrettAaron L. FogelsonM. Gregory ForestCole GruningerSookkyung LimBoyce E. Griffith

shear-thinning viscoelastic fluidsfluid flowfluid dynamicsmechanical engineeringfluid mechanics

The Binding Site Barrier Elicited by Tumor-Associated Fibroblasts Interferes Disposition of Nanoparticles in Stroma-Vessel Type Tumors. UNC Libraries (2024)

Miao, LeiNewby, Jay M.Lin, C. MichaelZhang, LuXu, FeifeiKim, William Y.Forest, M. GregoryLai, Samuel K.Milowsky, Matthew I.Wobker, Sara E.Huang, Leaf

nanotechnologydermatologypharmacologybinding site barrierstroma-vessel type tumorsvascular biologydrug deliverytumor biologytumor-associated fibroblastsnanometrologynanoparticle researchradiation oncologyphotomedicinenanomedicinemedicinal researchcellular therapycell adhesiontherapeutic nanomaterialsnanobiotechnologynanomaterialscancer genomics

Transient Crosslinking Controls the Condensate Formation Pathway Within Chromatin Networks. Physical review. E (2024)

Zong-Pei WuKerry S. BloomM. Gregory ForestXue-Zheng Cao

transient crosslinkingphysicscondensate formation pathwayphysical chemistryneurosciencesystems biologychromatin networks

Global Sensitivity Analysis of the Onset of Nasal Passage Infection by Sars-Cov-2 With Respect to Heterogeneity in Host Physiology and Host Cell-Virus Kinetic Interactions. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Leyi ZhangHan CaoKaren MedlinJason PearsonAndreas AristotelousAlexander ChenTimothy WesslerM. Gregory Forest

epidemiologyvirus epidemiologyvirus transmissioncovid-19clinical microbiologyinfectious diseasesvirus-host interactionsgeneral virologyviral pathogenesisvirologyrespiratory medicineglobal healthveterinary medicineglobal sensitivity analysismicrobial pathogenesisnasal passage infectionsars-cov-2host physiologymedical virologymammalian biologyinfectious disease modelling

Modeling Identifies Variability in Sars-Cov-2 Uptake and Eclipse Phase by Infected Cells as Principal Drivers of Extreme Variability in Nasal Viral Load in the 48 H Post Infection. Journal of Theoretical Biology (2023)

Jason PearsonTimothy WesslerAlex ChenRichard C. BoucherRonit FreemanSamuel K. LaiRaymond PicklesM. Gregory Forest

epidemiologyvirus epidemiologyextreme variabilitynasal viral loadimmunologyeclipse phasevirus transmissionquantitative biologycovid-19mathematical bioscienceinfectious diseasesvirus-host interactionsinfection controlviral pathogenesisvirologytheoretical biologyrespiratory medicineinfected cellsprincipal driversvirus researchmathematical biologysars-cov-2infectious disease modelling

Polymer Modeling Reveals Interplay Between Physical Properties of Chromosomal Dna and the Size and Distribution of Condensin-Based Chromatin Loops. Genes (2023)

Daniel KolbinBenjamin L. WalkerCaitlin HultJohn Donoghue StantonDavid AdalsteinssonM. Gregory ForestKerry Bloom

biophysicscytogeneticschromosomal dnapolymer modelinggene functionmolecular biologycondensin-based chromatin loopsstructural biologygeneticsgene structure

Statistical Methods for Microrheology of Airway Mucus With Extreme Heterogeneity. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Neall CaughmanMicah PapanikolasMatthew MarkovetzRonit FreemanDavid B. HillM. Gregory ForestMartin Lysy

biophysicsbiostatisticsextreme heterogeneityairway mucusstatistical methodsstatisticsmicrorheology

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Greg M. Forest

Grant Dahlstrom Distinguished Professor of Mathematics

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Biomedical Engineering

Greg M. Forest is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Grant Dahlstrom Distinguished Professor of Mathematics at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Experiences

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Greg M. Forest

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Grant Dahlstrom Distinguished Professor of Mathematics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Benchmarking the Immersed Boundary Method for Viscoelastic Flows. Journal of Computational Physics (2024)

Cole GruningerAaron BarrettFuhui FangM. Gregory ForestBoyce E. Griffith

immersed boundary methodnumerical analysisapplied mathematicsviscoelastic flows

Depletion Strategies for Crystallized Layers of Two-Dimensional Nanosheets to Enhance Lithium-Ion Conductivity in Polymer Nanocomposites. ACS Macro Letters (2024)

Xiao-Han WeiZong-Pei WuAo PengXue-Ao ZhangHolger MerlitzM. Gregory ForestChen-Xu WuXue-Zheng Cao

Experimental and Statistical Methods for Microrheological Characterization of Heterogeneity in Human Respiratory Mucus Mimics of Health and Disease Progression. Journal of Rheology (2024)

Neall CaughmanMicah PapanikolasMatthew MarkovetzRonit FreemanDavid B. HillM. Gregory ForestMartin Lysy

biostatisticsstatistical methodologyrheologystatistical methodsmicrorheologymicrorheological characterization

Flagellum Pumping Efficiency in Shear-Thinning Viscoelastic Fluids. Journal of Fluid Mechanics (2024)

Aaron BarrettAaron L. FogelsonM. Gregory ForestCole GruningerSookkyung LimBoyce E. Griffith

shear-thinning viscoelastic fluidsfluid flowfluid dynamicsmechanical engineeringfluid mechanics

The Binding Site Barrier Elicited by Tumor-Associated Fibroblasts Interferes Disposition of Nanoparticles in Stroma-Vessel Type Tumors. UNC Libraries (2024)

Miao, LeiNewby, Jay M.Lin, C. MichaelZhang, LuXu, FeifeiKim, William Y.Forest, M. GregoryLai, Samuel K.Milowsky, Matthew I.Wobker, Sara E.Huang, Leaf

Transient Crosslinking Controls the Condensate Formation Pathway Within Chromatin Networks. Physical review. E (2024)

Zong-Pei WuKerry S. BloomM. Gregory ForestXue-Zheng Cao

transient crosslinkingphysicscondensate formation pathwayphysical chemistryneurosciencesystems biologychromatin networks

Leyi ZhangHan CaoKaren MedlinJason PearsonAndreas AristotelousAlexander ChenTimothy WesslerM. Gregory Forest

Jason PearsonTimothy WesslerAlex ChenRichard C. BoucherRonit FreemanSamuel K. LaiRaymond PicklesM. Gregory Forest

Polymer Modeling Reveals Interplay Between Physical Properties of Chromosomal Dna and the Size and Distribution of Condensin-Based Chromatin Loops. Genes (2023)

Daniel KolbinBenjamin L. WalkerCaitlin HultJohn Donoghue StantonDavid AdalsteinssonM. Gregory ForestKerry Bloom

biophysicscytogeneticschromosomal dnapolymer modelinggene functionmolecular biologycondensin-based chromatin loopsstructural biologygeneticsgene structure

Statistical Methods for Microrheology of Airway Mucus With Extreme Heterogeneity. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Neall CaughmanMicah PapanikolasMatthew MarkovetzRonit FreemanDavid B. HillM. Gregory ForestMartin Lysy

biophysicsbiostatisticsextreme heterogeneityairway mucusstatistical methodsstatisticsmicrorheology

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