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Director:
X. Edward Guo, Ph.D
Dr. Guo is an Professor of Biomedical Engineering
and the Director of the Bone Bioengineering Laboratory. He is also the
Editor-in-Chief of the journal "Cellular
and Molecular Bioengineering", an international journal of Biomedical
Engineering Society.
Visit his homepage with more
info or email him
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Xin Lu (Lux)
(xl79@columbia.edu) is a postdoc in the Bone Bioengineering Lab. He received
his bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from Tsinghua University ,
Beijing , China , in 1998. After joining the Department of Biomedical
Engineering of Columbia University in 2001, he has been working with Prof.
Van C. Mow on cartilage biomechanics and obtained his Ph.D. degree in 2006.
His current research projects in the bone lab include biomechanical
behaviors of TMJ joint, mechanotransduction of bone cell network, and
mixture theories for biological tissues |
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Xiaowei Sherry Liu
(xl2014@columbia.edu) joined the bone bioengineering lab in 2003 as a Ph.D student.
After graduation in 2007, she continued to work as a postdoc in the lab. She
got her B.S. degree from Tsinghua University in 2002, and M.S. degree from
Columbia University in 2004. Her research focus on the development of new
image analysis technique for evaluation of trabecular bone microstructure,
finite element methods for efficient assessment of mechanical properties of
trabecular bone, and the simulation of trabecular bone remodeling. Currently
she is also exploring her interest in in-vivo animal model, as well as
mechanical testing of trabecular bone. |
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Andrew Baik
Ph.D.candidate
Subject:
Andrew Baik (adb2133@columbia.edu ) is a graduate student in the Department
of Biomedical Engineering. He received his B.S. in Bioengineering at Univ.
of California, Berkeley in 2006. He joined the Bone Bioengineering Lab in
the fall of 2007. He is currently doing research in osteocyte single-cell
mechanics. His hobbies are doing labwork and muay thai and sometimes
combining the two.
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Zhou Bin
Ph.D candidate
Phone:212-854-6730 E-mail:bz2159@columbia.edu
Subject:
Bin join this lab at Sep. 2009. His research is mainly on the mechanical
testing of bone and through the analysis of bone microarchitecture utilize
Finite Element tool to performed analysis on bone. Also to test the
efficiency of the newly developed bone P-R modle. |
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Victor Chiang
Post-Bacc
Phone:212-854-6730 E-mail:vc2175@columbia.edu
Subject:
Victor, a current DDS candidate, has graduated in May 2009 with a B.S. in
Biomedical Engineering at Columbia University. Since joining the bone
bioengineering lab in the Summer of 2007, he has been working closely with
Dr. Lucas Lu, studying
mechanosignal transduction in bone cell networks, specifically investigating
the habituation, sensitization, and classical conditioning of osteocytic
networks to fluid shear stimuli. |
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Perry Yin is an undergraduate
student persuing a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering. He joined the lab during the fall
of 2008 and has been assisting Dr. Xiaowei Liu and Bin Zhou with their
research. His work revolves around the mechanical testing of bone and using
finite element analysis on HR-pQCT and cQCT images. |
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Qiu Jun
visiting Scholar
Phone:607-201-7656 E-mail:jq2182@columbia.edu
Subject:
Jun is Ph.D candidate of Tsinghua University in China. He join this lab as a
visiting scholar at Sep. 2009. His research is mainly on osteocyte
single-cell mechanics. |
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Dr. Bo Huo ( bh2247@columbia.edu
) works as a postdoc in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Columbia
University. He obtained BS and MS degrees from Beijing University of
Aeronautics and Astronautics of China in 1993 and 1996, PhD degree from
Tsinghua University of China in 2000. He took the first postdoctoral
training in the field of biomaterials at Tsinghua University in 2000-2002
and worked as an associate professor at Institute of Mechanics of Chinese
Academy of Sciences from 2002 to 2006. His current project is about the
mechanotransduction of bone cell network. |
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Dr. Xiaohui Zhang ( xz2107 <at> columbia.edu )
was a graduate student in the Department of Biomedical
Engineering at Columbia. He got his B.S from University of Science and
Technology of China in 2000, and M.S. from Chinese Academy of Sciences in
2003. He joined Prof. Guo's Group in 2003 Fall. His projects include (1) to
determine the mechanical property of cement line, (2)in vivo and in vitro
nonlinear modelling of trabecular bone |
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Dr. Meilin Ét¨¦ Chan ( mc2064<at>columbia.edu
) was a graduate student of the Bone Bioengineering lab. She graduated from
the Hong Kong Polytechnic University for her B.S. degree in 2003 and
received her M.S. degree from Columbia University in 2005. Her current
project is to study the role of gap junctions in bone adaptation, using a 3D trabecular bone explant culture model. She also worked on another project
adopting a rat model to determine the combined effect of parathyroid hormone
(PTH) and mechanical stimulation on trabecular bone in vivo. |
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Assistant professor
X. Neil Dong
Ph.D
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Assistant professor
Chi Hyan Kim
Ph.D
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Dr.
Xiaoliang Leon Xu
E-mail: xx2102<at>columbia.edu
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Food Drug
Administrator (FDA) Erica Takai, Ph.D
E-mail her ( et85<at>columbia.edu )
Webpage: http://www.ericatakai.com
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Erin Gulczynski, M.S
Email:eg2171<at>columbia.edu |
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Angela Huang, B.S.
Email: hah2007<at>columbia.edu
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Michelle Huang, B.S | |
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Mark J. Eichler, M.S |
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Liling Wei , M.S |
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