Mariana Azevedo Gonzalez‐Oliva

This paper introduces a 3D bioprinting technique called Mechanoscribed Xolography to create cell-laden hydrogels with controlled mechanical heterogeneity and monitors their evolution over time.

This study shows that vascular stiffness promotes endothelial senescence and inflammation, identifying extracellular matrix as a therapeutic target for aging and chemotherapy-induced vascular dysfunction.

The paper develops a bioengineered bone marrow model that supports stem cells and mimics disease metabolism and chemotherapy effects, showing enhanced taurine metabolism and chemotherapy response.

The paper identifies and characterizes Cryptosporidium Oocyst Wall Proteins (COWPs), showing that COWP8 maintains the structural integrity of the oocyst wall without affecting viability or chlorination resistance.

The paper shows Piezo1 senses viscoelasticity in soft ECMs and identifies transcriptomic changes in MSCs in response to matrix properties and Piezo1 activity.

This study investigates how matrix viscoelasticity and spatial confinement influence epithelial cell mechanobiology and migration on soft and stiff substrates, revealing distinct effects on cell behavior.