Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering

Soft Tissue Mechanics and Drug Delivery Laboratory

Led by Malisa Sarntinoranont · Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

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What we study

This lab studies how fluids and forces move through soft tissues like the brain, spinal cord and tumors. It uses MRI imaging and computer models to improve drug delivery and understand brain injury.

What working here is like

  • Computational
  • Wet lab
  • Coding helps
Projects
4
Papers
5

Current projects

Mechanical & Flow Environment within Solid Tumors

Builds computer models of solid tumors, including brain tumors, that use MRI to account for leaky blood vessels and abnormal flow, to explain why drugs reach tumors unevenly.

Flow and Drug Delivery in the Brain & Spinal Cord

Builds MRI-based computer models that predict how fluid and drugs flow through the brain and spinal cord, aiming toward personalized therapy for diseases such as epilepsy, Parkinson's and brain tumors.

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Blast traumatic brain injury

Studies how blast waves interact with brain tissue, including bubbles that form and collapse (cavitation), which can cause large local strains linked to blast brain injury.

Flow and Drug Delivery in Plant Vasculature

Develops MRI and 3D fluid-flow modeling tools to measure how fluid moves through plant vessels, such as citrus roots and stems, without chemical pre-treatment.

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