1. Single-molecule microscopy step detection algorithms: kinesin motor proteins and the cellulose synthesis complex Open Access Author: Deffenbaugh, Nathan C Title: Single-molecule microscopy step detection algorithms: kinesin motor proteins and the cellulose synthesis complex Area of Honors: Bioengineering Keywords: kinesinmotor proteinsstep detectionsingle-moleculecellulose synthesis complexhidden Markov model File: Download DeffenbaughNathan_SHCThesis_May2015.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. William O Hancock, Thesis SupervisorPeter J Butler, Faculty ReaderDr. Justin Lee Brown, Faculty ReaderDr. William O Hancock, Thesis Honors Advisor
2. Characterization of Early Membrane Adhesion Activity with a Drift-corrected Optical Trap Open Access Author: Moroney, George J Title: Characterization of Early Membrane Adhesion Activity with a Drift-corrected Optical Trap Area of Honors: Bioengineering Keywords: Focal adhesionsmechanotransduction File: Download Moroney_Honors_Thesis_Final__1_.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Peter J Butler, Thesis SupervisorPeter J Butler, Thesis Honors AdvisorDr. William O Hancock, Faculty Reader
3. A Study in the Design of an Accelerated Wear Tester that is Compatible with a Particle Image Velocimetry and High Speed Camera Setup Open Access Author: Brown, Edward Alexander Title: A Study in the Design of an Accelerated Wear Tester that is Compatible with a Particle Image Velocimetry and High Speed Camera Setup Area of Honors: Bioengineering Keywords: Accelerated Wear TesterParticle Image VelocimetryAWTPIVHeart ValveArtificial Heart ValveFluid Dynamics File: Download Edward_A_Brown_Honors_Thesis.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Keefe B Manning, Thesis SupervisorDr. Keefe B Manning, Thesis Honors AdvisorDr. William O Hancock, Faculty Reader
4. Development of A Multi-layered Micro-patterned Electrospun Mesh for Hernia Repair Open Access Author: Orr, Sara A Title: Development of A Multi-layered Micro-patterned Electrospun Mesh for Hernia Repair Area of Honors: Bioengineering Keywords: electrospinelectrospunherniamesh File: Download 1-Orr_Sara_TheDevelopmentofAMultiLayeredMicroPatternedElectrospunMeshforHerniaRepair.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Jian Yang, Thesis SupervisorDr. William O Hancock, Thesis Honors AdvisorYong Wang, Faculty Reader
5. Modeling the Bidirectional Transport of Intracellular Cargos by Oppositely-directed Motor Proteins Open Access Author: Mentley, Brandon Scott Title: Modeling the Bidirectional Transport of Intracellular Cargos by Oppositely-directed Motor Proteins Area of Honors: Bioengineering Keywords: kinesindyneinmotor proteinbidirectional transportmatlabsimulation File: Download Brandon_Mentley_-_Thesis_Final_Fall15.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. William O Hancock, Thesis SupervisorDr. William O Hancock, Thesis Honors AdvisorJohn Fricks, Faculty Reader
