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Robert J. Asaro

Professor Structural Engineering

University of California, San Diego

Robert J. Asaro is currently serving as a Professor Structural Engineering at University of California, San Diego.

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Robert J. Asaro

University of California, San Diego

Professor Structural Engineering

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materials science mechanical engineering mechanics of materials applied physics deformation engineering materials engineering metals solid mechanics microstructure tribology composite materials mechanics advanced materials material research mechanical science steel research mechanical behavior fracture mechanics numerical simulations composite science metallurgical interaction material modeling composite structures friction metallurgical process condensed matter dislocation interaction mechanical deformation crystal growth crystal engineering interface science severe plastic deformation crack formation structural integrity metal processing defect formation micromechanics bimaterial interfaces computational modeling anisotropic media crystal research manufacturing science strain localization residual stress dynamic crack propagation composite technology elasticity (physics) mechanical performance metal matrix composites metal forming continuum modeling microstructure-strength relationship fire engineering powder metallurgy localized deformation crystalline solids elastic-plastic analysis mechanical response non-schmid effects nanomechanics material nonlinearities surface tension metallurgical system blast loading blast engineering ductile single crystals nanocrystalline metals fiber composites haliotis rufescens crystal material morphological impact rate sensitivity shear band formation anisotropic elastic media simplified method fire safety science fire technology fire safety fire retardancy advanced composite material (engineering) composite material composite construction

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The Double-Edged Sword of Erythrocytes in Health and Disease via Their Adhesiveness. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2023)

Robert J. AsaroElisabetta ProfumoBrigitta ButtariPedro Cabrales

health sciencescell adhesiondouble-edged swordmolecular biologycell biologyadhesion

Nascent Adhesion Clustering: Integrin-Integrin and Integrin-Substrate Interactions. Biophysica (2022)

Kuanpo LinRobert J. Asaro

adhesionintegrin-substrate interactionsnascent adhesion clusteringbiophysics

Erythrocyte Flow Through the Interendothelial Slits of the Splenic Venous Sinus. Biomechanics and Modeling in Mechanobiology (2021)

Ming DaoIan MacDonaldR. J. Asaro

membrane biologyerythrocyte flowsplenic venous sinusmechanobiologyinterendothelial slitsvascular biologyphysiologybiomechanics

Red Blood Cells: Tethering, Vesiculation, and Disease in Micro-Vascular Flow. Diagnostics (2021)

Robert J. AsaroPedro Cabrales

angiologyhealth sciencesmedicinerespiratory medicineapplied physiologymedical diagnosticsdiagnostic systemsmicro-vascular flowvascular diseasehemostasisred blood cellsdiagnosisdermatologyvascular biologyhematologyregenerative medicinenephrology

Rrx-001 Increases Erythrocyte Preferential Adhesion to the Tumor Vasculature. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2021)

Vinay JaniRobert AsaroBryan OronskyPedro Cabrales

tumor vasculaturecell adhesionmolecular medicineneurosciencepreferential adhesionmolecular biologymolecular sciencebiomolecular interactionstumor biologyimmunologyvascular biologytissue engineeringmolecular and cellular biologymammalian biologyprotein scienceadhesion

The Rbc’s Road to Ghost and Removal: Splenic Clearance. Blood Advances (2021)

Robert J. AsaroPedro Cabrales

urologycritical caresplenic clearancedermatologyhematology

Tethering, Evagination, and Vesiculation via Cell–Cell Interactions in Microvascular Flow. Biomechanics and Modeling in Mechanobiology (2020)

Robert J. AsaroQiang ZhuIan C MacDonald

membrane biologycell biomechanicscell-cell interactionsmechanobiologymicrovascular flowvascular biologykinesiologycell biologyphysiologymechanicsbiomechanics

Vital Erythrocyte Phenomena: What Can Theory, Modeling, and Simulation Offer?. Biomechanics and Modeling in Mechanobiology (2020)

Robert J. AsaroQiang Zhu

theoretical biologymechanobiologyvital erythrocyte phenomenaphysiologybiomechanics

Mechanosensitivity Occurs Along the Adhesome’s Force Train and Affects Traction Stress. Biophysical Journal (2019)

Robert J. AsaroKuanpo LinQiang Zhu

biophysicsbiomechanicsneurosciencetraction stressmechanicsphysiology

Response Modes of Erythrocytes in High-Frequency Oscillatory Shear Flows. Physics of Fluids (2019)

Qiang ZhuRobert J. Asaro

physicsbiophysicsfluid dynamicsapplied physicsresponse modes

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Robert J. Asaro

Professor Structural Engineering

University of California, San Diego

Robert J. Asaro is currently serving as a Professor Structural Engineering at University of California, San Diego.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Robert J. Asaro

University of California, San Diego

Professor Structural Engineering

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Double-Edged Sword of Erythrocytes in Health and Disease via Their Adhesiveness. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2023)

Robert J. AsaroElisabetta ProfumoBrigitta ButtariPedro Cabrales

health sciencescell adhesiondouble-edged swordmolecular biologycell biologyadhesion

Nascent Adhesion Clustering: Integrin-Integrin and Integrin-Substrate Interactions. Biophysica (2022)

Kuanpo LinRobert J. Asaro

adhesionintegrin-substrate interactionsnascent adhesion clusteringbiophysics

Erythrocyte Flow Through the Interendothelial Slits of the Splenic Venous Sinus. Biomechanics and Modeling in Mechanobiology (2021)

Ming DaoIan MacDonaldR. J. Asaro

membrane biologyerythrocyte flowsplenic venous sinusmechanobiologyinterendothelial slitsvascular biologyphysiologybiomechanics

Red Blood Cells: Tethering, Vesiculation, and Disease in Micro-Vascular Flow. Diagnostics (2021)

Robert J. AsaroPedro Cabrales

Rrx-001 Increases Erythrocyte Preferential Adhesion to the Tumor Vasculature. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2021)

Vinay JaniRobert AsaroBryan OronskyPedro Cabrales

The Rbc’s Road to Ghost and Removal: Splenic Clearance. Blood Advances (2021)

Robert J. AsaroPedro Cabrales

urologycritical caresplenic clearancedermatologyhematology

Tethering, Evagination, and Vesiculation via Cell–Cell Interactions in Microvascular Flow. Biomechanics and Modeling in Mechanobiology (2020)

Robert J. AsaroQiang ZhuIan C MacDonald

membrane biologycell biomechanicscell-cell interactionsmechanobiologymicrovascular flowvascular biologykinesiologycell biologyphysiologymechanicsbiomechanics

Vital Erythrocyte Phenomena: What Can Theory, Modeling, and Simulation Offer?. Biomechanics and Modeling in Mechanobiology (2020)

Robert J. AsaroQiang Zhu

theoretical biologymechanobiologyvital erythrocyte phenomenaphysiologybiomechanics

Mechanosensitivity Occurs Along the Adhesome’s Force Train and Affects Traction Stress. Biophysical Journal (2019)

Robert J. AsaroKuanpo LinQiang Zhu

biophysicsbiomechanicsneurosciencetraction stressmechanicsphysiology

Response Modes of Erythrocytes in High-Frequency Oscillatory Shear Flows. Physics of Fluids (2019)

Qiang ZhuRobert J. Asaro

physicsbiophysicsfluid dynamicsapplied physicsresponse modes

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