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Steven Eppell

Associate Professor

Case Western Reserve University

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School of Medicine

Biomedical Engineering

Case School of Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

Steven Eppell is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Associate Professor at Case Western Reserve University.

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Case Western Reserve University

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materials science applied physics biophysics microscopy tissue engineering nanotechnology structural biology biomechanics scanning force microscopy dermatology bone research atomic force microscopy instrumentation regenerative medicine hematology vascular biology collagen fibrils orthopaedic research protein science material research bone density nanoscale science laser science interferometry matrix biology thrombosis mammalian biology implant dentistry mechanical science experimental biophysics orthopedic biomechanics bone imaging hemostasis instrument science therapeutic nanomaterials nanobiotechnology nanometrology optical engineering optical metrology nanomechanics surface modification nanophase bone substitute meat science biophysical review bioenergetics developmental cell developmental science interface science micromechanics biomineralization medical biophysics cell motility cellular biology bleeding disorders translational physiology reperfusion injury blood platelet interfacial studies trace elements trace metals igneous petrology carbon-based materials tendon injuries three-dimensional structure shear-dependent changes stress-strain experiments individual collagen fibrils nano measurements hydrated collagen fibrils isolated collagen fibrils viscoelastic properties isolated bone mineralites uniaxial tension deformation micromechanisms young bovine bone morphological restoration nanomanufacturing structural applications chemical engineering nanoparticle research nanoengineering nano scale

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Collagen Fibrils From Both Positional and Energy-Storing Tendons Exhibit Increased Amounts of Denatured Collagen When Stretched Beyond the Yield Point. Acta Biomaterialia (2022)

Allen H. LinChristopher A. SlaterCallie-Jo MartinezSteven J. EppellS. Michael YuJeffrey A. Weiss

biophysicsdermatologycollagen fibrilsdenatured collagenmaterials scienceyield pointbiomechanics

Platelet-Mimicking Procoagulant Nanoparticles Augment Hemostasis in Animal Models of Bleeding. Science Translational Medicine (2022)

Ujjal Didar Singh SekhonKelsey SwingleAditya GirishNorman LucMaria de la FuenteJurgis AlvikasShannon HaldemanAdnan HassouneKaisal ShahYoujoung KimSteven EppellJeffrey CapadonaAndrew ShoffstallMatthew D. NealWei LiMarvin NiemanAnirban Sen Gupta

medicinepharmacologycardiovascular diseaseliver physiologyanimal modelstranslational physiologybleeding disorderstranslational medicinelaboratory medicinevascular biologynephrologynanomedicinethrombosisblood platelethematologyhemostasisdermatologyreperfusion injuryexperimental medicine

Mandible Biomechanics and Continuously Erupting Teeth: A New Defect Model for Studying Load-Bearing Biomaterials. Biomedicines (2021)

Jonathan Z. BaskinBrandon M. WhiteAmit VasanjiThomas E. LoveSteven J. Eppell

materials sciencebiomechanicsmandible biomechanicsload-bearing biomaterials

A Bottom-Up Approach Grafts Collagen Fibrils Perpendicularly to Titanium Surfaces. ACS Applied Bio Materials (2020)

Eloise P. MillerJonathan K. PokorskiLeena PalomoSteven J. Eppell

tissue engineeringsurface engineeringsurface modificationsurface treatmentsbiological engineeringregenerative medicinebiomedical engineeringmaterials science

A Complementary Energy Approach Accommodates Scale Differences in Soft Tissues. Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids (2020)

Pablo SaezSteven J. EppellRoberto BallariniJose F. Rodriguez Matas

biophysicsscale differencesmaterials sciencemechanics of materialsapplied physicssolid mechanicsbiomechanicssoft tissues

Altered Mechanics of Vaginal Smooth Muscle Cells Due to the Lysyl Oxidase-Like1 Knockout. Acta Biomaterialia (2020)

J.P.S. FerreiraM. KuangM.P.L. ParenteR.M. Natal JorgeR. WangS.J. EppellM. Damaser

altered mechanicscell biologybiomedical engineeringmolecular biologybiomechanicsstructural biology

Charge Calibration Standard for Atomic Force Microscope Tips in Liquids. Langmuir (2020)

Li LiNicole F. SteinmetzSteven J. EppellFredy R. Zypman

biophysicsapplied physicsmaterials scienceinstrumentationcharge calibration standard

Effect of Drilling Speed on Dental Implant Insertion Torque. Journal of Oral Implantology (2020)

Kaveh VarghaiSteven J. EppellRussell Wang

implant dentistrydentistrytechnology

Euler–Bernoulli Theory Accurately Predicts Atomic Force Microscope Cantilever Shape During Non-Equilibrium Snap-To-Contact Motion. Nanotechnology (2020)

Steven J EppellDavid FriedenbergOliver PaytonLoren PiccoFredy R Zypman

biophysicsnanometrologyapplied physicsnanomechanicsmaterials scienceeuler-bernoulli theorynon-equilibrium snap-to-contact motionnanotechnology

Issue Information. Headache The Journal of Head and Face Pain (2020)

Dana TurnerIoannis LiampasVasileios SiokasAlexios-Fotios MentisAthina-Maria AloizouMetaxia DastamaniZisis TsourisParaskevi AslanidouAlexandros BrotisEfthimios DardiotisWallyson PabloOliveira SouzaPatrick MesquitaRaimundo PereiraRaeburn ForbesMark MccarronChris CardwellKarissa ArcaJonathan SmithChia-Chun ChiangAmaal StarlingCarrie RobertsonRashmi SinghTodd SchwedtNarayan KissoonIvan GarzaTodd RozenChristoper BoesMark WhealyJuliana VanderpluymAgneta SnoerAnne LuiseH Vollesen; RasmusPaulin BeskeSong GuoJan HoffmannNiklas JørgensenTorben MartinussenMessoud AshinaRigmor JensenAnne-Sophie WattiezSarah O'sheaPatrick Ten EyckLevi SowersAna RecoberAndrew RussoDeema FattalDaisuke DannoJohanna WolfKumiko IshizakiShoji KikuiHiroo YoshikawaTakao TakeshimaStewart TepperRaghavendra VasudevaJohn KregeSuchitrita RathmannErin DotyBert VargasDelphine MagisMika KomoriLaura AltKatharina WachEric LieblerAndreas StraubeRuth RuscheweyhJoan CrespiDaniel BratbakDavid DodickManjit MatharuOle SolheimSasha GulatiMagnus BerntsenErling TronvikCarina PinheiroRenato MoraesGabriela CarvalhoLais SestariTenysson Will-LemosMarcelo BigalFabiola DachRichard Van EmmerikDebora Bevilaqua-GrossiLiana TherouxRyan CappaAlyssa MendozaIndika MallawaarachchiDebopam SamantaHoward GoodkinDavid García-AzorínJavier TrigoBlanca TalaveraEnrique Martínez-PíasÁlvaro SierraJesús Porta-EtessamJuan ArenillasÁngel GuerreroBal AthwalAnna Gryglas-Dworak

cluster headacheneuropathologymedicinehealth informaticssclerodermaworld psychiatrylegal medicinepain researchhealth information sciencemedical sociologyinternal medicinefacial painneurologymedical historymigraineclinical case reportchronic painneck disordermedical diagnosisfacial traumamedical ethicsjournalism

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Steven Eppell

Associate Professor

Case Western Reserve University

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Biomedical Engineering

Case School of Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

Steven Eppell is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Associate Professor at Case Western Reserve University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Steven Eppell

Case Western Reserve University

Associate Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Collagen Fibrils From Both Positional and Energy-Storing Tendons Exhibit Increased Amounts of Denatured Collagen When Stretched Beyond the Yield Point. Acta Biomaterialia (2022)

Allen H. LinChristopher A. SlaterCallie-Jo MartinezSteven J. EppellS. Michael YuJeffrey A. Weiss

biophysicsdermatologycollagen fibrilsdenatured collagenmaterials scienceyield pointbiomechanics

Platelet-Mimicking Procoagulant Nanoparticles Augment Hemostasis in Animal Models of Bleeding. Science Translational Medicine (2022)

Mandible Biomechanics and Continuously Erupting Teeth: A New Defect Model for Studying Load-Bearing Biomaterials. Biomedicines (2021)

Jonathan Z. BaskinBrandon M. WhiteAmit VasanjiThomas E. LoveSteven J. Eppell

materials sciencebiomechanicsmandible biomechanicsload-bearing biomaterials

A Bottom-Up Approach Grafts Collagen Fibrils Perpendicularly to Titanium Surfaces. ACS Applied Bio Materials (2020)

Eloise P. MillerJonathan K. PokorskiLeena PalomoSteven J. Eppell

tissue engineeringsurface engineeringsurface modificationsurface treatmentsbiological engineeringregenerative medicinebiomedical engineeringmaterials science

A Complementary Energy Approach Accommodates Scale Differences in Soft Tissues. Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids (2020)

Pablo SaezSteven J. EppellRoberto BallariniJose F. Rodriguez Matas

biophysicsscale differencesmaterials sciencemechanics of materialsapplied physicssolid mechanicsbiomechanicssoft tissues

Altered Mechanics of Vaginal Smooth Muscle Cells Due to the Lysyl Oxidase-Like1 Knockout. Acta Biomaterialia (2020)

J.P.S. FerreiraM. KuangM.P.L. ParenteR.M. Natal JorgeR. WangS.J. EppellM. Damaser

altered mechanicscell biologybiomedical engineeringmolecular biologybiomechanicsstructural biology

Charge Calibration Standard for Atomic Force Microscope Tips in Liquids. Langmuir (2020)

Li LiNicole F. SteinmetzSteven J. EppellFredy R. Zypman

biophysicsapplied physicsmaterials scienceinstrumentationcharge calibration standard

Effect of Drilling Speed on Dental Implant Insertion Torque. Journal of Oral Implantology (2020)

Kaveh VarghaiSteven J. EppellRussell Wang

implant dentistrydentistrytechnology

Euler–Bernoulli Theory Accurately Predicts Atomic Force Microscope Cantilever Shape During Non-Equilibrium Snap-To-Contact Motion. Nanotechnology (2020)

Steven J EppellDavid FriedenbergOliver PaytonLoren PiccoFredy R Zypman

biophysicsnanometrologyapplied physicsnanomechanicsmaterials scienceeuler-bernoulli theorynon-equilibrium snap-to-contact motionnanotechnology

Issue Information. Headache The Journal of Head and Face Pain (2020)

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