PhD Candidate

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Focus Area:
Effects of steady and oscillatory flow on cardiovascular cell communication and phenotypic expression.

Research Interest:
Computational studies have shown certain flow profiles promote valvular and vascular tissue formation. My research interest involves defining flow profiles that promote healthy and diseased valvular and vascular phenotypes.

Education:
BS – Mechanical Engineering and Biomedical Engineering (2008, Carnegie Mellon University)
MS – Mechanical Engineering (2008, Carnegie Mellon University)

Fun Fact:
On her spare time, Denise enjoys board games, hiking, swimming, and Disney!