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Thomas Angelini

Associate Professor

University of Florida

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Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering

Department of Materials Science & Engineering

Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering

J. Crayton Pruitt Family Department of Biomedical Engineering

Thomas Angelini is currently serving as a Materials Science & Engineering Associate Professor at University of Florida.

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University of Florida

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materials science biophysics applied physics biomedical engineering tribology tissue engineering soft matter biomechanics polymer science surface science membrane biology 3d printing additive manufacturing friction biopolymers cell migration nanotechnology cell biophysics mechanical science cell biomechanics biopolymer gel biofabrication 3d bioprinting applied microbiology cellular physiology polymer technology hydrodynamic lubrication cell motility experimental biophysics collective cell migration interface science fragmentation effect environmental microbiology molecular structure cell research polymer engineering biomaterials design contact mechanics interfacial phenomena bacillus subtilis gemini hydrogels jammed microgels packed microgel media molecular science molecular crystals biomolecular structure biomolecules cell culture tribological property polyelectrolyte gel nanobiotechnology dna nanotechnology molecular self-assembly glycosylation polymer nanotechnology physical forces polymer fluctuation lubrication cell volume fluctuations mdck monolayers cds nanorods polymer osmotic pressure glass-like dynamics conformational studies interfacial studies cellular biology biocompatible materials surfactant solutions biological oceanography wave motion intermittently connected device in vivo systems applied chemistry cooperative intercellular forces collective cell guidance granular gel medium contact-mechanics challenge biophysical review self-assembly active matter mechanical instabilities artificial life complex matter soft matter physics biological engineering

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Biopolymer Networks Packed With Microgels Combine Strain Stiffening and Shape Programmability. Giant (2024)

Vignesh SubramaniamAbhishek M. ShettySteven J. ChisolmTaylor R. LansberryAnjana BalachandarCameron D. MorleyThomas E. Angelini

materials sciencebiopolymer networksshape programmabilitystrain stiffeningbiomechanics

Cnsc-17. Upregulation of Ccl4 After Treatment With a Novel Mrna Vaccine Shifts the Phenotype of Ccr5-Expressing Microglia Within Tumor Microenvironment. Neuro-Oncology (2024)

Anjali ChauhanNagheme ThomasFarhad DastmalchiKyle McGrathGregory Pal TakacsJeffrey K HarrisonVignesh SubramaniamThomas AngeliniGhaidaa EbrahimMacaulay Y TomdioMatthew FrainHector Mendez-GomezElias J SayourChristine von RoemelingDuane A Mitchell A MitchellMaryam Rahman

novel mrna vaccineneuro-oncologyvaccinationvaccine researchtherapeutic vaccinescell biologyvaccinesvascular biologyneuroimmunologyimmune responsesvaccine developmentmolecular immunologymolecular neurodegenerationcancer treatmentimmunologybrain tumor researchgeneticsmedicinal researchcellular therapy

Collagen Networks Under Indentation and Compression Behave Like Cellular Solids. Langmuir (2024)

Christopher S. O’BryanYongliang NiCurtis R. TaylorThomas E. AngeliniKyle D. Schulze

materials sciencecollagen networkscompression (physics)structural biologycellular solids

Determining Rates of Molecular Secretion From Supernatant Concentration Measurements in a 3D-Bioprinted Human Liver Tissue Model. ACS Biomaterials Science & Engineering (2024)

M Rasheed AnjumVignesh SubramaniamBrett R. HigginsCarolina AbrahanSteven J. ChisolmK. A. KrishnaprasadObiora AzieGlyn D. PalmerThomas E. AngeliniMalisa Sarntinoranont

molecular secretionbiomedical engineeringbiological engineeringtissue engineeringbiomaterials designsupernatant concentration measurementsbiomaterials3d bioprintingbiofabrication3d printing

Toward Bioactive Hydrogels: A Tunable Approach via Nucleic Acid-Collagen Complexation. Regenerative Engineering and Translational Medicine (2024)

Nikolaos PipisSenthilkumar DuraivelVignesh SubramaniamKevin A. StewartThomas E. AngeliniJosephine B. Allen

nucleic acid-collagen complexationtranslational medicinebioactive hydrogelsbiomedical engineering

Transitions Between Cooperative and Crowding-Dominated Collective Motion in Non-Jammed Mdck Monolayers. Cells and Development (2024)

Steven J ChisolmEmily GuoVignesh SubramaniamKyle D SchulzeThomas E Angelini

collective motioncooperationcrowding-dominated collective motiondevelopmental biologynon-jammed mdck monolayerscell biology

A Silicone-Based Support Material Eliminates Interfacial Instabilities in 3D Silicone Printing. Science (2023)

Senthilkumar DuraivelDimitri LaurentDidier A. RajonGeorg M. ScheutzAbhishek M. ShettyBrent S. SumerlinScott A. BanksFrank J. BovaThomas E. Angelini

materials sciencesilicone-based support materialmaterials engineeringinterfacial instabilitiesadditive manufacturing

Cnsc-30. Cd4 T Cells Mediated Upregulation of Ccl4 Chemokine Drives Glioblastoma Tumor Microenvironment Reprogramming Following Treatment With a Novel Mrna Vaccine. Neuro-Oncology (2023)

Anjali ChauhanGhaidaa EbrahimFarhad DastmalchiKyle McGrathNagheme ThomasGregory Pal TakacsJeffrey HarrisonMatthew FrainHector Mendez-GomezElias SayourVignesh SubramaniamThomas AngeliniChristina Von RoemelingDuane MitchellMaryam Rahman

novel mrna vaccinecell signalingcytokinesvaccine efficacyneuro-oncologyvaccinationmedicinecancer careneuroimmunologycancer immunosurveillancecancer genomicscancer researchcell regulationimmunologybrain tumor researchmedicinal researchcancer cellscellular therapyneuroscience

Side‐Chain Chemistry Governs Hierarchical Order of Charge‐Complementary β‐Sheet Peptide Coassemblies. Angewandte Chemie International Edition (2023)

Renjie LiuXin DongDillon T. SeroskiBethsymarie Soto MoralesKong M. WongAlicia S. RobangLucas MelgarThomas E. AngeliniAnant K. ParavastuCarol K. HallGregory A. Hudalla

biomolecular engineeringmaterials sciencebiomaterialsbiomaterials design

Assessment of Optimal Conditions for Marine Invertebrate Cell-Mediated Mineralization of Organic Matrices. Biomimetics (2022)

Jeremy EliasThomas AngeliniMark Q. MartindaleLaurie Gower

materials sciencebiomineralizationbiomimetic chemistryoptimal conditionsorganic matricesbiomolecular engineeringmarine biologybiological engineering

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Thomas Angelini

Associate Professor

University of Florida

Affiliations

Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering

Department of Materials Science & Engineering

Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering

J. Crayton Pruitt Family Department of Biomedical Engineering

Thomas Angelini is currently serving as a Materials Science & Engineering Associate Professor at University of Florida.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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University of Florida

Associate Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Biopolymer Networks Packed With Microgels Combine Strain Stiffening and Shape Programmability. Giant (2024)

Vignesh SubramaniamAbhishek M. ShettySteven J. ChisolmTaylor R. LansberryAnjana BalachandarCameron D. MorleyThomas E. Angelini

materials sciencebiopolymer networksshape programmabilitystrain stiffeningbiomechanics

Cnsc-17. Upregulation of Ccl4 After Treatment With a Novel Mrna Vaccine Shifts the Phenotype of Ccr5-Expressing Microglia Within Tumor Microenvironment. Neuro-Oncology (2024)

Collagen Networks Under Indentation and Compression Behave Like Cellular Solids. Langmuir (2024)

Christopher S. O’BryanYongliang NiCurtis R. TaylorThomas E. AngeliniKyle D. Schulze

materials sciencecollagen networkscompression (physics)structural biologycellular solids

Determining Rates of Molecular Secretion From Supernatant Concentration Measurements in a 3D-Bioprinted Human Liver Tissue Model. ACS Biomaterials Science & Engineering (2024)

M Rasheed AnjumVignesh SubramaniamBrett R. HigginsCarolina AbrahanSteven J. ChisolmK. A. KrishnaprasadObiora AzieGlyn D. PalmerThomas E. AngeliniMalisa Sarntinoranont

molecular secretionbiomedical engineeringbiological engineeringtissue engineeringbiomaterials designsupernatant concentration measurementsbiomaterials3d bioprintingbiofabrication3d printing

Toward Bioactive Hydrogels: A Tunable Approach via Nucleic Acid-Collagen Complexation. Regenerative Engineering and Translational Medicine (2024)

Nikolaos PipisSenthilkumar DuraivelVignesh SubramaniamKevin A. StewartThomas E. AngeliniJosephine B. Allen

nucleic acid-collagen complexationtranslational medicinebioactive hydrogelsbiomedical engineering

Transitions Between Cooperative and Crowding-Dominated Collective Motion in Non-Jammed Mdck Monolayers. Cells and Development (2024)

Steven J ChisolmEmily GuoVignesh SubramaniamKyle D SchulzeThomas E Angelini

collective motioncooperationcrowding-dominated collective motiondevelopmental biologynon-jammed mdck monolayerscell biology

A Silicone-Based Support Material Eliminates Interfacial Instabilities in 3D Silicone Printing. Science (2023)

Senthilkumar DuraivelDimitri LaurentDidier A. RajonGeorg M. ScheutzAbhishek M. ShettyBrent S. SumerlinScott A. BanksFrank J. BovaThomas E. Angelini

materials sciencesilicone-based support materialmaterials engineeringinterfacial instabilitiesadditive manufacturing

Cnsc-30. Cd4 T Cells Mediated Upregulation of Ccl4 Chemokine Drives Glioblastoma Tumor Microenvironment Reprogramming Following Treatment With a Novel Mrna Vaccine. Neuro-Oncology (2023)

Side‐Chain Chemistry Governs Hierarchical Order of Charge‐Complementary β‐Sheet Peptide Coassemblies. Angewandte Chemie International Edition (2023)

Renjie LiuXin DongDillon T. SeroskiBethsymarie Soto MoralesKong M. WongAlicia S. RobangLucas MelgarThomas E. AngeliniAnant K. ParavastuCarol K. HallGregory A. Hudalla

biomolecular engineeringmaterials sciencebiomaterialsbiomaterials design

Assessment of Optimal Conditions for Marine Invertebrate Cell-Mediated Mineralization of Organic Matrices. Biomimetics (2022)

Jeremy EliasThomas AngeliniMark Q. MartindaleLaurie Gower

materials sciencebiomineralizationbiomimetic chemistryoptimal conditionsorganic matricesbiomolecular engineeringmarine biologybiological engineering

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