Jennifer L. Robinson

This study investigates the impact of mandrel diameter on fiber alignment, fraction, and diameter in electrospinning, finding it to be more influential than rotational speed.

This paper introduces a hydrogel platform with reversible stiffness tuning and cell recovery capabilities to study mechanobiological effects on cell behavior and transcriptome responses.

This study shows that surface roughness of electrospun fibers modulates macrophage phenotype by altering cytokine release and CD206/CD80 expression in vitro and in vivo.

This study uses PCA-AHC clustering to identify MSC subgroups with distinct responses to stiff-soft microenvironments, revealing spatial trends in cellular responsivity influenced by substrate stiffness and matrix remodeling.

This study uses RNA sequencing to show that estrogen treatment affects human meniscal cells differently based on donor sex, dose, and dosing schedule, with continuous dosing showing more gene changes.