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Emily Ferrarese

University of Virginia

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Christopher B. HighleyiD· 3 shared Daniel Delgado· 1 shared Emily Swanekamp· 1 shared G. S. GrewaliD· 1 shared Georgia T. HeleiniD· 1 shared Julia TumbiciD· 1 shared Lauren Porter· 1 shared Matthew J. LazzaraiD· 1 shared

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Fiber-based hydrogels for designing viscoelastic responses in particle-based biomaterials that support embedded 3D printing

G. S. Grewal, Emily Ferrarese, Lauren Porter, Georgia T. Helein, Christopher B. Highley

This paper compares fiber-based and spherical particle-based hydrogels, showing fiber-based systems offer better control over viscoelastic properties and enable embedded 3D printing.

ACS Biomaterials Science & Engineering · May 1, 2026Peer-reviewedBioengineering

Integrating Microchannels and Flows into 3D Printable Granular Hydrogel Matrices

Emily Ferrarese, Emily Swanekamp, Thuy-vi Bui, Matthew J. Lazzara, Christopher B. Highley

This paper develops a method to create stable microfluidic channels within granular hydrogels using selective crosslinking, enabling controlled perfusion and dynamic cellular environments.

Lab on a Chip · Jan 1, 2026Peer-reviewedBioengineering

Particle-based hydrogel inks and support matrices for biofabricating structural complexity, soluble gradients, and cell-lined channels in fully granular bioprinted systems

Julia Tumbic, Emily Ferrarese, Remington Martinez, Thomas Ackleson, Daniel Delgado, Christopher B. Highley

This paper develops an all-granular bioprinting system using hydrogel inks and support matrices to create complex, functional structures with cell-lined channels and soluble gradients.

Biofabrication · Aug 22, 2025Peer-reviewedBioengineering