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Jennifer L West

Adjunct Professor

Duke University

Affiliations

Pratt School of Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

Jennifer L West is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Adjunct Professor at Duke University.

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Duke University

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biomedical engineering biomaterials tissue engineering biopolymers matrix biology biomaterials design biological engineering nanoparticle research biofabrication biopolymer gel nanomedicine cell biology vascular biology photomedicine nanoparticles functional tissue engineering therapeutic nanomaterials ethylene glycol regenerative medicine biomolecular engineering extracellular matrix controlled release biocompatible materials drug delivery cancer imaging biophotonics biomolecules tumor targeting neovascularization biomedical imaging cellular therapy angiogenesis polymer composites cell-matrix interactions cell adhesion metal nanoparticles peptides 3d bioprinting cellular physiology nanobiotechnology cancer cells photodynamic therapy biological macromolecules cell migration plasmonic materials therapeutic imaging nano-drug delivery pharmaceutical nanotechnology gold nanoshells photopolymer network endothelial dysfunction optical coherence tomography drug delivery systems polyethylene glycol mesenchymal stem cells vascular adaptation hydrogel scaffolds nanotoxicology peptide engineering biological microenvironments bone repair bone morphogenic protein metal nanoshells platelet adhesion oncologic imaging cell culture endothelial cell adhesion laser scanning lithography gold nanoparticles nitric oxide absorption properties cell adhesion peptides photothermal ablation tensile strength fluorescent viability stain integrated cancer imaging biomanufacturing biofunctional material biological problems biotechnology advance tissue (biology)

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Detection of Fluorescent Protein Mechanical Switching in Cellulo. Cell Reports Methods (2024)

T. Curtis ShoyerKasie L. CollinsTrevor R. HamAaron T. BlanchardJuilee N. MalavadeBenjamin A. JohnsJennifer L. WestBrenton D. Hoffman

cell biologycell detectionfluorescence

Neurogenic Cell Behavior in 3D Culture Enhanced Within a Highly Compliant Synthetic Hydrogel Platform Formed via Competitive Crosslinking. Cellular and Molecular Bioengineering (2024)

Rachel ChaplaRachel R. KatzJennifer L. West

synthetic biologycompetitive crosslinkingneuroscienceneurogenic cell behaviorbiomedical engineeringbiological engineering

Insights From an Aimbe Workshop: Diversifying Paths to Academic Leadership. Biomedical Engineering Education (2023)

Beth L. PruittNaomi C. CheslerRena SeltzerOmolola Eniola-AdefesoSusan S. MarguliesMaritza Salazar CampoScott I. SimonMichele J. GrimmSarah MandellAndrew AlleyneJennifer L. WestTejal A. Desai

leadership developmenteducational leadershiphigher educationgender diversityacademic leadershipmentorshipgender studiesengineering educationgender inequalitybiomedical engineering facultyaimbe workshopfaculty professional developmentperformance studies

Synthetic Hydrogels With Entangled Neutrophil Extracellular Traps Influence Tumor Progression in Mda-Mb-231 Cells. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Rachel R. KatzShamitha ShettyJennifer L. West

synthetic biologybiophysicsoncologysynthetic hydrogelstumor biologyimmunologycell biology

Reductionist Three-Dimensional Tumor Microenvironment Models in Synthetic Hydrogels. Cancers (2022)

Rachel R. KatzJennifer L. West

matrix biologytumor targetingbiomaterials designcancer cellstumor microenvironmenthydrogel matricessynthetic hydrogelsradiation oncologybiological microenvironmentsbiomaterialstumor behaviorbiofabricationtissue engineeringbiomedical engineeringbiopolymers

Tunable Peg Hydrogels for Discerning Differential Tumor Cell Response to Biomechanical Cues. Advanced Biology (2022)

Rachel R. KatzJennifer L. West

materials sciencebiophysicsbiomechanical cuestunable peg hydrogelsbiomedical engineeringbiomechanics

Adding Dynamic Biomolecule Signaling to Hydrogel Systems via Tethered Photolabile Cell-Adhesive Proteins. ACS Biomaterials Science & Engineering (2021)

Rachel ChaplaJoshua A. HammerJennifer L. West

ethylene glycolmatrix biologybiomaterials designfunctional tissue engineeringbiopolymer geltissue engineeringphocl domaindynamic biomoleculebiomolecular engineeringbiomaterialsbiofabricationbiological macromoleculesextracellular matrixcell biologybiomedical engineeringbiomoleculesbiopolymers

Induction of Neurogenesis and Angiogenesis in a Rat Hemisection Spinal Cord Injury Model With Combined Neural Stem Cell, Endothelial Progenitor Cell, and Biomimetic Hydrogel Matrix Therapy. Critical Care Explorations (2021)

Eric J. MarrotteKhari JohnsonRyan M. SchwellerRachel ChaplaBrian E. MaceDaniel T. LaskowitzJennifer L. West

matrix biologyspinal cordstem-cell therapyblinded bassospinal cord medicinecell biologyneuroregenerationregenerative medicinestem cellsvascular biologyneurologyspinal cord injuryendothelial progenitor cellcontrol groupcellular therapystem cell researchtissue engineeringneural tissue engineeringneural stem cellsbiomedical engineering

Biomaterials for Cardiovascular Tissue Engineering. Biomaterials Science (2020)

Jennifer L. West

biocompatible materialsendothelial cellsbiomaterials designvascular adaptationcardiovascular researchfunctional tissue engineeringmechanobiologycardiovascular tissue engineeringbiomaterialsbiomechanical engineeringvascular biologytissue engineeringheart failurebiomedical engineeringregenerative medicinebiological engineering

Chemically Orthogonal Protein Ligation Domains for Independent Control of Hydrogel Modification With Adhesive Ligands and Growth Factors. Bioconjugate Chemistry (2020)

Joshua A. HammerJennifer L. West

ethylene glycolmatrix biologyprotein engineeringcell adhesionhydrogel modificationendothelial cell adhesioncell-matrix interactionstissue engineeringbiomolecular engineeringblood vesselsbiomaterialsvascular biologybiological macromoleculescell biologyneovascularizationbiomedical engineeringangiogenesisbiomolecules

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Jennifer L West

Adjunct Professor

Duke University

Affiliations

Pratt School of Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

Jennifer L West is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Adjunct Professor at Duke University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Duke University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Detection of Fluorescent Protein Mechanical Switching in Cellulo. Cell Reports Methods (2024)

T. Curtis ShoyerKasie L. CollinsTrevor R. HamAaron T. BlanchardJuilee N. MalavadeBenjamin A. JohnsJennifer L. WestBrenton D. Hoffman

cell biologycell detectionfluorescence

Neurogenic Cell Behavior in 3D Culture Enhanced Within a Highly Compliant Synthetic Hydrogel Platform Formed via Competitive Crosslinking. Cellular and Molecular Bioengineering (2024)

Rachel ChaplaRachel R. KatzJennifer L. West

synthetic biologycompetitive crosslinkingneuroscienceneurogenic cell behaviorbiomedical engineeringbiological engineering

Insights From an Aimbe Workshop: Diversifying Paths to Academic Leadership. Biomedical Engineering Education (2023)

Beth L. PruittNaomi C. CheslerRena SeltzerOmolola Eniola-AdefesoSusan S. MarguliesMaritza Salazar CampoScott I. SimonMichele J. GrimmSarah MandellAndrew AlleyneJennifer L. WestTejal A. Desai

Synthetic Hydrogels With Entangled Neutrophil Extracellular Traps Influence Tumor Progression in Mda-Mb-231 Cells. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Rachel R. KatzShamitha ShettyJennifer L. West

synthetic biologybiophysicsoncologysynthetic hydrogelstumor biologyimmunologycell biology

Reductionist Three-Dimensional Tumor Microenvironment Models in Synthetic Hydrogels. Cancers (2022)

Rachel R. KatzJennifer L. West

Tunable Peg Hydrogels for Discerning Differential Tumor Cell Response to Biomechanical Cues. Advanced Biology (2022)

Rachel R. KatzJennifer L. West

materials sciencebiophysicsbiomechanical cuestunable peg hydrogelsbiomedical engineeringbiomechanics

Adding Dynamic Biomolecule Signaling to Hydrogel Systems via Tethered Photolabile Cell-Adhesive Proteins. ACS Biomaterials Science & Engineering (2021)

Rachel ChaplaJoshua A. HammerJennifer L. West

Eric J. MarrotteKhari JohnsonRyan M. SchwellerRachel ChaplaBrian E. MaceDaniel T. LaskowitzJennifer L. West

Biomaterials for Cardiovascular Tissue Engineering. Biomaterials Science (2020)

Jennifer L. West

Chemically Orthogonal Protein Ligation Domains for Independent Control of Hydrogel Modification With Adhesive Ligands and Growth Factors. Bioconjugate Chemistry (2020)

Joshua A. HammerJennifer L. West

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