Pulmonary Engineering Research
Sector: Education • Location: Newark, Delaware, United States
Source: University of Delaware
Catherine Fromen, assistant professor at the University of Delaware, is expanding her research on aerosol transport in a new model of the human lung, funded by a National Science Foundation CAREER award. The project aims to improve preclinical testing for inhaled therapeutics using 3D-printed lattice structures that mimic lung function.
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Description | Catherine Fromen, assistant professor at the University of Delaware, is expanding her research on aerosol transport in a new model of the human lung, funded by a National Science Foundation CAREER award. The project aims to improve preclinical testing for inhaled therapeutics using 3D-printed lattice structures that mimic lung function. |
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