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Recent/upcoming
invited (Murphy):
W.L. Murphy. Protein-based hydrogels with tunable
dynamic responses. Materials Research Society
Conference, San Francisco, CA, Spring, 2008.
W.L. Murphy. Using non-covalent interactions to
design biologically active materials. American
Chemical Society Conference, New Orleans, LA,
Spring, 2008.
W.L. Murphy. Bioinspired design of functional
materials. University of Washington,
Nanotechnology Program Seminar, Spring, 2008.
W.L. Murphy. Bio-inspired assembly of functional
materials, Rice University, Bioengineering
Seminar, Spring, 2008.
W.L. Murphy. Emerging approaches for stem cell-based
tissue engineering, Northwestern University,
Biotechnology Program Seminar, Spring, 2008.
W.L. Murphy. Bio-inspired assembly of functional
materials, Northwestern University,
Biomedical Engineering Seminar, Spring, 2008.
W.L. Murphy. Promoting local stem cell
differentiation using engineered, modular growth
factors, American Chemical Society
Conference, Philadelphia, PA, Fall, 2008.
(Selected for inclusion in “Best of BIOT” webinar
series as top presentation in session)
W.L. Murphy. Novel growth factor delivery strategies
for lone bone healing. 2nd
International Symposium on Biotechnology in
Musculoskeletal Repair, Lausanne, Switzerland,
Fall 2008.
W.L. Murphy. Bio-inspired assembly of functional
materials. Ecole Polytechnique Federale de
Lausanne Institute of Bioengineering, Lausanne,
Switzerland, Fall 2008.
W.L. Murphy. Inductive biomaterials for orthopedic
tissue regeneration. The Design of Medical
Devices Conference, Minneapolis, MN, Spring,
2009.
W.L. Murphy. Inductive biomaterials for tissue
regeneration. University of Chicago,
Department of Surgery Seminar, Chicago, IL, Spring,
2009.
W.L. Murphy. Inductive biomaterials for tissue
regeneration. University of Michigan,
Department of Biomedical Engineering Seminar, Ann
Arbor, MI, Spring, 2009.
W.L. Murphy. Dynamic, protein-based materials for
controlled release. Symposium on “Hydrogels: from
nanoparticulate drug carriers to scaffolds for
tissue engineering”, Controlled Release Society
Conference, Copenhagen, Denmark, Spring, 2009.
W.L. Murphy. Dynamic, protein-based materials for
controlled release and biosensing. Symposium on
“Actuator and Simuli-Responsive Polymeric Materials
and Composites”, American Chemical Society
Conference, Washington, D.C., Summer 2009.
W.L. Murphy. Material-mediated regulation of growth
factor activity. IEEE Engineering in
Medicine and Biology Society Conference,
Minneapolis, MN, Summer 2009.
W.L. Murphy. Bioinspired design of functional
materials. Georgia Institute of Technology,
Bioengineering Seminar, 2009.
Recent/upcoming
(Murphy Group):
G.A. Hudalla,
W.L. Murphy. Cell culture substrates that actively
regulate cell adhesion and growth factor signaling.
Biomedical Engineering Society Conference,
St. Louis, MO, Fall 2008.
J.T. Koepsel,
W.L. Murphy.
Patterning self-assembled monolayers to create
discrete stem cell culture environments.
Biomedical Engineering Society Conference, St.
Louis, MO, 2008.
C.L. Flanagan,
E.N. Moffitt, C.Y. Lin, D. Suarez-Gonzalez, W.L.
Murphy, F. LaMarca, S.J. Hollister. A novel
poly(ε-caprolactone) invertebral cage for anterior
cervical discectomy and fusion in a porcine model.
Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine
International Society Conference, Atlanta, GA,
2008.
D.
Suarez-Gonzalez,
R. Vanderby, Jr., W.L. Murphy. Controlled nucleation
of hydroxyapatite on alginate scaffolds for stem
cell-based bone tissue engineering. Society for
Biomaterials Conference, San Antonio, TX, Spring
2009.
D.
Suarez-Gonzalez,
W.L. Murphy. Biologically active coatings on
poly(caprolactone) substrates. Society for
Biomaterials Conference, San Antonio, TX, Spring
2009.
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