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Sarah C.
Baxter
Associate
Professor
Dr.
Baxter's
research and
interests
include
mechanics of
random
heterogeneous
materials ,
cell-extracellular
matrix
mechanics
and
mechanotransduction
and cardiac
tissue
mechanics.
Education
-
PhD,
Applied
Mathematics,
University
of
Virginia,
1995
-
MS,
Applied
and
Computational
Mathematics,
University
of
Minnesota,
1991
Selected Publications
-
“A
Framework
for
Stochastic
Mechanics”
(2005)
Todd O.
Williams,
Sarah C.
Baxter,
Probabilistic
Engineering
Mechanics,
accepted
for
publication
-
“Light
Scattering
from
Gold
Nanorods:
Tracking
Material
Deformation”
(2005),
Christopher
J.
Orendorff,
Sarah C.
Baxter,
Edie C.
Goldsmith,
and
Catherine
J.
Murphy,
Nanotechnology,
16,
2601-2605
-
“Modeling
the
effects
of
material
non-linearity
using
moving
window
micromechanics”
(2005)
Sarah C.
Baxter,
Lori
L.Graham-Brady,
Frank Xi
Xu,
International
Journal
of
Nonlinear
Mechanics,
40
351-359
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“Evaluation
of the
FI-AD
Analysis
for
Characterization
of the
Binding
Properties
of
Molecularly
Imprinted
Polymers”
(2004)
R.J.
Umpleby
II, A.M.
Rampey,
S.C.
Baxter,
G.T.
Rushton,
R.N.
Shah,
J.C.
Bradshaw
and K.D.
Shimizu,
J.
Chromatogr.
B 804
141
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“Impulse
response
evaluation
of
drilled
shafts
with
pile
caps:
modeling
and
experiment”
S.C.
Baxter,
M.O.
Islam,
and S.L.
Gassman,
(2004)
Canadian
Journal
of Civil
Engineering,
31(2),
169-177
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“Modeling
Anisotropic
Hardening
with a
Stochastic
Cellular
Automaton”
S.C.
Baxter
and A.P.
Reynolds,
(2004)
Probabilistic
Engineering
Mechanics,
19 3–8
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