Sundararajan V. Madihally
Associate Professor
TEACHING INTERESTS:
Sundar teaches Introduction to Biomedical
Engineering (CHE 4293/5293) as well as
undergraduate course in Introduction to Chemical
Engineering (CHE2033). He is the faculty
advisor for the OSU student chapter of American
Institute of Chemical Engineers and co-advisor
OSU Indian Student Association. He is
actively involved in exploring novel teaching
methodologies.
RESEARCH INTERESTS:
Molecular Bioengineering
We are interested in understanding the
mechanisms at the molecular level that trigger
cellular processes in stem cell differentiation
and proliferation, in regenerating tissues, and
traumatic conditions. We use in vitro tissue
culture techniques and in vivo animal models to
(1) study injury effects and (2) develop novel
strategies to enhance tissue regeneration.
RECENT PUBLICATIONS:
Lawrence BJ, Madihally SV. Cell Colonization in
Degradable 3D Porous Matrices. Cell Adhesion
& Migration. 2(1):1-8. 2008.
Rachakonda VK, Yerramsetty KM, Madihally SV,
Robinson Jr RL, Gasem KAM. Screening of
Chemical Penetration Enhancers for
Transdermal Drug Delivery using Electrical
Resistance of Skin. Pharmaceutical Research.
25(11): 2697-704, 2008.
Lawrence BJ, Devarapalli M, Madihally SV. Flow
Dynamics in Bioreactors Containing Tissue
Engineering Scaffolds.
Biotechnology/Bioengineering. 102(3):
935:947, 2009.
Mirani RD, Pratt J, Iyer P, Madihally SV.
Influence of Nanoetching on the Stress
Relaxation Properties of Composite Matrices.
Biomaterials. 30(5):703-710. 2009.
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BS, 1992,
Chemical Engineering, Bangalore
University, Bangalore India.
Ph.D., 1998, Chemical
Engineering,
Wayne State University.
Research Fellow,
1998-2001, Surgical Services,
Massachusetts General
Hospital,
Harvard Medical
School,
and
Shriners Hospital
for Children,
Boston, MA
E-mail:
svm@okstate.edu
For more
information:
http://madihally.okstate.edu
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