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Xiaoming
He
Assistant Professor
Dr.
He's research and interests
include heat
and mass
transfer
in medicine
and
biotechnology;
cryobiology
and
biopreservation;
thermal
therapy,
hyperthermia,
cryosurgery;
molecular,
cellular and
tissue
engineering;
biomechanics
and
biothermodynamics;
bionanotechnology
and biomems.
Education
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Postdoctoral,
Biomedical
Engineering,
Harvard,
Boston,
Massachusetts,
2007
-
Ph.D.,
Mechanical
Engineering,
University
of
Minnesota,
Twin
Cities,
Minnesota,
2004
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M.S.,
Mechanical
Engineering,
Xi’an
Jiaotong
University,
Xi’an,
China,
1998
-
B.S.,
Mechanical
Engineering,
Xi’an
Jiaotong
University,
Xi’an,
China,
1995
Selected Publications
-
He, X.,
Park,
E.Y.H.,
Fowler,
A.,
Yarmush,
M.L.,
and
Toner,
M.
“Vitrification
by
Ultra-fast
Cooling
at a Low
Concentration
of
Cryoprotectants
in a
Quartz
Microcapillary:
A Study
Using
Murine
Embryonic
Stem
Cells”,
in
review,
Cryobiology
2007
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He, X.,
Fowler,
A.,
Menze,
M.,
Hand,
S., and
Toner,
M.
“Desiccation
Kinetics
and
Bio-thermodynamics
of Glass
Forming
Trehalose
Solutions
in Thin
Films”,
in
review,
Annals
of
Biomedical
Engineering
2007
-
He,
X.,
Fowler,
A., and
Toner,
M.
“Water
Activity
and
Mobility
in
Solutions
of
Glycerol
and
Small
Molecular
Weight
Sugars:
Implication
for Cryo-
and Lyo-
Preservation”,
Journal
of
Applied
Physics
2006;
100 (7):
0747021-07470211
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He, X.,
Fowler,
A., and
Toner,
M.
"Thermally
Induced
Introduction
of
Trehalose
into
Primary
Rat
Hepatocytes",
Cell
Preservation
Technology
2006;
4(30:
178-187
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Aksan,
A.,
Irimia,
D.,
He, X.,
"Desiccation
Kinetics
of
Biopreservation
Solutions
in
Micro-channels",
Journal
of
Applied
Physics
2006; 99
(6):
0647031-0647039
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