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Polymeric Nanofiber Scaffold

In this video, Ching Theng Koh shows the microstructure of a fibrous polymer scaffold, produced by an electrospining technique. Polymeric electrospun scaffolds have been considered as replacement of various tissues due to their microstructures, which mimic the fibrous networks in natural tissues such as cartilage and blood vessels. This video shows one of the images we used to study how nanofiber scaffold deforms at micrometer scale under mechanical loading. Such study provides guidelines to reproduce the mechanical characteristics of natural tissues, leading to better and more robust tissue replacements. This research is carried out with Daniel Strange, under supervision of Dr. Michelle Oyen. We acknowledge the support from Anne Bahnweg. Ching Theng Koh's profile: http://www.oyenlab.org/chingthengkoh/ Research group: http://oyenlab.org/