Home Bradley E. Layton Research Publications Teaching People Lab Tour Group Only Resources
Layton Links
Position Available
WELCOME!
We are a diverse group of mechanical engineers whose research goals include:
- The development of a space-based MEMS hematology analyzer
- The modeling and prediction of interaction forces among neuronal proteins such as dynein and tubulin under mechanical load | Two | One
- Prediction of the self-assembly rate of collagen fibrils in vertebrate and non-vertebrates, utilizing polymerase chain reaction (PCR) techniques for DNA amplification
- Prediction of diameter aggregation limit for collagen fibrils
- The design of L100 nanomanipulator interface for use with Nikon TE-2000 microscope
- Construction of a demonstration bench-top atomic force microscope (AFM) Frosh design photo | Instrument Photo | Full Manual
- Design and construction of a highly parallel polymeric microbeam array for piconewton cellular force transduction.
| |
|
 |