Bryan J. Pfister

An in vitro uniaxial stretch model for axonal injury.

Extreme stretch growth of integrated axons.

Development of transplantable nervous tissue constructs comprised of stretch-grown axons.

Long-term survival and outgrowth of mechanically engineered nervous tissue constructs implanted into spinal cord lesions.

Stretch-grown axons retain the ability to transmit active electrical signals.

Neural engineering to produce in vitro nerve constructs and neurointerface.

Injury-induced alterations in CNS electrophysiology.

Harvested human neurons engineered as live nervous tissue constructs: implications for transplantation. Laboratory investigation.

Developing a tissue-engineered neural-electrical relay using encapsulated neuronal constructs on conducting polymer fibers.

A novel neuroprosthetic interface with the peripheral nervous system using artificially engineered axonal tracts.

Long-term survival and integration of transplanted engineered nervous tissue constructs promotes peripheral nerve regeneration.

Head motions while riding roller coasters: implications for brain injury.

Biomedical engineering strategies for peripheral nerve repair: surgical applications, state of the art, and future challenges.

Live imaging of axon stretch growth in embryonic and adult neurons.

Engineering a high throughput axon injury system.

Neural tissue engineering for neuroregeneration and biohybridized interface microsystems in vivo (Part 2).