Eleanor Stride

This study evaluates how the urinary microenvironment and fluid flow affect antibiotic and phage therapy against UPEC, showing that physiological conditions reduce treatment efficacy.

This paper introduces ultrasound-mediated neuromodulator delivery to study serotonergic control of context-dependent motivation in primates, showing altered neural activity and reduced reward environment influence.

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

This study shows that interactions between bladder cancer cells and normal fibroblasts drive phenotypic changes and affect chemotherapy response.

This study characterizes gas vesicles as cavitation nuclei for ultrasound therapy using passive acoustic mapping and finds that cavitation activity diminishes rapidly after the first pulse.