Janos M. Kanczler

The paper investigates how cell mechanical properties affect microbubble-induced deformation and permeabilization at high frequencies, showing that viscoelasticity determines therapeutic outcomes.

The paper introduces a repetition-controllable gain-managed nonlinear fiber amplifier that enables label-free multiphoton imaging with reduced photodamage in live cells and tissues.

The paper develops an ex vivo chick embryonic bone model using PLGA microparticles to study growth factor delivery effects on cell differentiation and tissue formation, showing that controlled release of BMP2 and FGF2 alters collagen deposition and cell morphology.

This study evaluates Laponite(R)-coated scaffolds for delivering BMP-2 in a large animal bone defect model, showing enhanced bone formation compared to uncoated scaffolds.