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Steven Nicoll

Associate Professor

CUNY City College

Affiliations

the Grove School of Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

Steven Nicoll is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Associate Professor at Cuny City College.

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CUNY City College

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tissue engineering biomedical engineering regenerative medicine materials science biomaterials biomolecular engineering bone research biomaterials design biomechanics orthopedic surgery biocompatible materials orthopaedic surgery polymer science cartilage vascular biology matrix biology biopolymers orthopedic biomechanics orthopaedic research material research mammalian biology cell biomechanics bio-based nanomaterials carboxymethylcellulose hydrogels biomechanical engineering tissue (biology) applied physiology biofabrication tissue development tissue physiology biopolymer gel cell-matrix interactions stem cell research spine surgery spine care cell culture biomedical technologies 3d bioprinting photocrosslinked carboxymethylcellulose hydrogels nucleus pulposus cells spinal cord biochemical sciences mechanical science cellular physiology composite science spinal biomechanics intervertebral disc human tissues biomedical research bio-based materials polymer nanotechnology gene delivery unconfined compression herniation risk human mscs bone morphogenic protein model compression caste differentiation conformational studies release mechanism remedial action musculoskeletal research lossless compression compression (physics) soft tissue reconstruction angiogenesis growth factors dynamic loading synergistic action intervertebral disc degeneration regenerative therapies high-density micromass cultures chondrogenic differentiation cartilage-like spheroids micromass cultures vitro release kinetics mechanical engineering fetal cells functional tissue engineering human dermal fibroblasts molecular biology cell biology

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Noninvasive Injectable Optical Nanosensor‐Hydrogel Hybrids Detect Doxorubicin in Living Mice. Advanced Optical Materials (2024)

Zachary CohenDave J. AlpertAdam C. WeiselAmelia RyanArantxa RoachSyeda RahmanPooja V. GaikwadSteven B. NicollRyan M. Williams

optical imagingoptical sensorsnanomaterialsoptical engineeringanimal biotechnologyliving micesensorsnanosensorsbiomedical engineeringmaterials scienceapplied physicsbiosensorsnanomedicinenanobiotechnologynanotechnology

Combining Adhesive and Nonadhesive Injectable Hydrogels for Intervertebral Disc Repair in an Ovine Discectomy Model. JOR Spine (2023)

Christopher J. PanebiancoCaroline ConstantAndrea J. VernengoDirk NehrbassDominic GehweilerTyler J. DiStefanoJesse MartinDavid J. AlpertSaad B. ChaudharyAndrew C. HechtAlan C. SeifertSteven B. NicollSibylle GradStephan ZeiterJames C. Iatridis

orthopedic surgeryspine caremechanical engineeringcraniofacial surgeryspinal cord medicinespine surgeryadhesionovine discectomy modelrehabilitationtissue engineeringimplantable devicesintervertebral disc repairorthopaedic surgeryregenerative medicinenonadhesive injectable hydrogelsspinal cordadhesive materialpain managementveterinary surgery

Methylcellulose-Encapsulated Carbon Nanotubes as Biosensing Implants. Meeting abstracts/Meeting abstracts (Electrochemical Society. CD-ROM) (2023)

Zachary CohenDavid AlpertAdam C WeiselPooja Vinod GaikwadSteven B NicollRyan M. Williams

electrochemical interfacesnanomaterialsbiosensing implantsmaterial chemistrymaterials scienceelectronic materialsnanobiotechnologybiosensorsnanotechnologyelectrochemistrypharmaceutical nanotechnologybiomedical engineeringbone researchtherapeutic nanomaterialsnanomedicineimplant dentistrybiomolecular engineeringbiomedical technologiesnanoparticle research

Development of a Two-Part Biomaterial Adhesive Strategy for Annulus Fibrosus Repair and Ex Vivo Evaluation of Implant Herniation Risk. Biomaterials (2020)

Tyler J. DiStefanoJennifer O. ShmuklerGeorge DaniasTheodor Di Pauli von TreuheimWarren W. HomDavid A. GoldbergDamien M. LaudierPhilip R. NasserAndrew C. HechtSteven B. NicollJames C. Iatridis

tissue engineeringbiomaterials designorthopaedic surgeryregenerative medicinebiomedical engineeringmaterials sciencevascular biologyannulus fibrosus repairnanomedicineimplant herniation riskex vivo evaluationbiomaterials

Composite Biomaterial Repair Strategy to Restore Biomechanical Function and Reduce Herniation Risk in an Ex Vivo Large Animal Model of Intervertebral Disc Herniation With Varying Injury Severity. PLoS ONE (2019)

Warren W. HomMelanie TschoppHuizi A. LinPhilip NasserDamien M. LaudierAndrew C. HechtSteven B. NicollJames C. Iatridis

orthopedic biomechanicsorthopedic surgeryintervertebral disc herniationneurosciencebiomechanical functionregenerative medicinebiomedical engineeringanimal physiologyphysiologyherniation riskinjury severitybiomechanics

Injectable Cellulose-Based Hydrogels as Nucleus Pulposus Replacements: Assessment of in Vitro Structural Stability, Ex Vivo Herniation Risk, and in Vivo Biocompatibility. Journal of the mechanical behavior of biomedical materials/Journal of mechanical behavior of biomedical materials (2019)

Huizi Anna LinDevika M. VarmaWarren W. HomMichelle A. CruzPhilip R. NasserRobert G. PhelpsJames C. IatridisSteven B. Nicoll

biomaterials designmaterials sciencematerial researchbiomechanicsherniation riskvitro structural stabilitymechanical behaviorbiomedical engineering3d bioprintingbiomechanical engineeringtissue engineeringorthopedic biomechanicscellulosebone researchbiocompatible materialsbiomaterialsinjectable cellulose-based hydrogelsnucleus pulposus replacementsbiomolecular engineeringcomposite scienceregenerative medicinebiopolymers

Injectable, Redox-Polymerized Carboxymethylcellulose Hydrogels Promote Nucleus Pulposus-Like Extracellular Matrix Elaboration by Human Mscs in a Cell Density-Dependent Manner. Journal of Biomaterials Applications (2018)

Devika M VarmaMichelle S DiNicolasSteven B Nicoll

tissue engineeringbio-based materialsbiomaterials designbiomolecular engineeringbiopolymer gelbio-based nanomaterialscell density-dependent mannerbiocompatible materialshuman mscsregenerative medicinebiomedical engineeringpolymer sciencematerials scienceextracellular matrixmatrix biologymaterial researchbiomaterialsbiopolymers

Carboxymethylcellulose Hydrogels Support Cns-Derived Tumor Cell Chemotactic Migration. (2015)

Tanya SinghChandrasekhar KothapalliDevika VermaSteven NicollMaribel Vazquez

tissue engineeringtumor biologymolecular cancercarboxymethylcellulose hydrogelsdermatologycancer cellsmedicinal researchregenerative medicineimmunologymaterials sciencebrain tumor researchin-situ conversiontumor targetingnanomedicinefunctional modificationbiomaterialsbiopolymers

Development of Crosslinked Methylcellulose Hydrogels for Soft Tissue Augmentation Using an Ammonium Persulfate-Ascorbic Acid Redox System. Carbohydrate Polymers (2015)

Gittel T. GoldDevika M. VarmaPeter J. TaubSteven B. Nicoll

tissue engineeringbiomolecular engineeringcrosslinked methylcellulose hydrogelsregenerative medicinebiomedical engineeringpolymer sciencematerials sciencesoft tissue augmentationsynthetic biologybiomaterials

Lower Crosslinking Density Enhances Functional Nucleus Pulposus‐Like Matrix Elaboration by Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells in Carboxymethylcellulose Hydrogels. Journal of Biomedical Materials Research Part A (2015)

Huizi A. LinMichelle S. GuptaDevika M. VarmaM. Lane GilchristSteven B. Nicoll

biomaterials designneurosciencemesenchymal stem cellscell-matrix interactionsmaterials sciencemammalian biologymaterial researchtumor biologystem cell researchcarboxymethylcellulose hydrogelsbiomedical engineeringmatrix biologytreatment and preventiontissue engineeringbiocompatible materialsvascular biologynanomedicinestructural biologyregenerative medicine

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Steven Nicoll

Associate Professor

CUNY City College

Affiliations

the Grove School of Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

Steven Nicoll is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Associate Professor at Cuny City College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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CUNY City College

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Noninvasive Injectable Optical Nanosensor‐Hydrogel Hybrids Detect Doxorubicin in Living Mice. Advanced Optical Materials (2024)

Zachary CohenDave J. AlpertAdam C. WeiselAmelia RyanArantxa RoachSyeda RahmanPooja V. GaikwadSteven B. NicollRyan M. Williams

Combining Adhesive and Nonadhesive Injectable Hydrogels for Intervertebral Disc Repair in an Ovine Discectomy Model. JOR Spine (2023)

Methylcellulose-Encapsulated Carbon Nanotubes as Biosensing Implants. Meeting abstracts/Meeting abstracts (Electrochemical Society. CD-ROM) (2023)

Zachary CohenDavid AlpertAdam C WeiselPooja Vinod GaikwadSteven B NicollRyan M. Williams

Development of a Two-Part Biomaterial Adhesive Strategy for Annulus Fibrosus Repair and Ex Vivo Evaluation of Implant Herniation Risk. Biomaterials (2020)

Tyler J. DiStefanoJennifer O. ShmuklerGeorge DaniasTheodor Di Pauli von TreuheimWarren W. HomDavid A. GoldbergDamien M. LaudierPhilip R. NasserAndrew C. HechtSteven B. NicollJames C. Iatridis

Warren W. HomMelanie TschoppHuizi A. LinPhilip NasserDamien M. LaudierAndrew C. HechtSteven B. NicollJames C. Iatridis

Huizi Anna LinDevika M. VarmaWarren W. HomMichelle A. CruzPhilip R. NasserRobert G. PhelpsJames C. IatridisSteven B. Nicoll

Devika M VarmaMichelle S DiNicolasSteven B Nicoll

Carboxymethylcellulose Hydrogels Support Cns-Derived Tumor Cell Chemotactic Migration. (2015)

Tanya SinghChandrasekhar KothapalliDevika VermaSteven NicollMaribel Vazquez

Development of Crosslinked Methylcellulose Hydrogels for Soft Tissue Augmentation Using an Ammonium Persulfate-Ascorbic Acid Redox System. Carbohydrate Polymers (2015)

Gittel T. GoldDevika M. VarmaPeter J. TaubSteven B. Nicoll

Huizi A. LinMichelle S. GuptaDevika M. VarmaM. Lane GilchristSteven B. Nicoll

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