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Pfister, Bryan J. - 16 ETDs Online (Report generated on 05/20/2013)

Year	Author	Title
2009	Hususan, Nicolae Valerian, MS	An in vitro study to characterize a new automated high throughput neuronal stretch injury system
2009	Loverde, Joseph R., MS	Deciphering the biology of axon stretch-growth
2008	Assanah, Fayekah, MS	Design of three-dimensional axon stretch growth device
2008	Chen, Linda Y., MS	Automated multi-well neural injury device
2008	Choudhury, Mridusmita, MS	Multi well uni-axial stretch injury device
2008	Siriwardane, Mevan Lakmal, MS	The extraction of type 1 collagen and the fabrication of multi-filament embedded hydrogels for guided nerve regeneration

Year	Author	Title
2012	Dahule, Pratik Manohar, MS	The mechanical testing of single nanofiber
2012	Ersen, Ali, MS	Temperature elevations due to NIR exposure in the brain tissue
2011	Damcott, Megan Diane, PhD	The impact of dynamic and passive standing on bone mineral density and appositional growth in immobilized children
2011	Damcott, Megan Diane, MS	The effect of dynamic standing on the bone mineral density of non-ambulatory children: a pilot study
2009	James, Teena, MS	Aptamer-based nano-scale dielectric sensor for protein detection
2008	Groth, Jonathan David, MS	Surface recordings of evoked field potentials from the cerebellum with a flexmea microelectrode array
2008	Manocchio, John, MS	The synergistic effect of pulsed electromagnetic fields and demineralized bone matrix on the osteogenic differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells
2008	Nikam, Ashwini Arun, MS	Penetration force measurements in the central nervous system with silicon electrodes
2007	Abdo, Ammar Riad, MS	In vitro feasibility testing of floating light-activated minroelectrical stimulators
2006	Panus, David Anthony, MS	In-vitro characterization of boronized titanium alloy by means of corrosion and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy methods in simulated body fluids