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Brigitte Schmittlein

Stanford University

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Performance of a Modular Robotic Cluster Matches Skilled Human Operators for Complex Cell Therapy Manufacturing Tasks

Sudeshna Sadhu, Brigitte Schmittlein, Angela Lares, Christopher Cheng, Xiaojie Chen, Varun Bhatia, Winston Zha, Sebastien Wah, Sunaina Nayak, Marco Uboldi, Yifan Yu, Jiawei Wang, Wei Zhang, Prajakta Bhanap, Yongchang Ji, , Jonathan H. Esensten

A modular robotic system performs key unit operations in cell therapy manufacturing with accuracy comparable to human operators while ensuring throughput and flexibility.

International Journal of Pharmaceutics X · Aug 4, 2026Peer-reviewedBioengineering

Dynamic Hydrogel Crosslink Strength Controls Yielding Characteristics and Cell Viability During Injection

Noah Eckman, Abigail K. Grosskopf, Grace Jiang, Krutarth M. Kamani, Michelle S. Huang, Brigitte Schmittlein, Sarah C. Heilshorn, Simon A. Rogers, Eric Andrew Appel

This study investigates how dynamic hydrogel crosslink strength affects yielding behavior and cell viability during injection, finding that slower yielding transitions enhance cell protection.

Biomaterials Science · Jan 1, 2025Peer-reviewedBioengineering