Edward A Dauer

Edward A Dauer is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the College of Engineering, University of Miami. His work spans biomedical and civil engineering disciplines, focusing on biomaterials development and material science applications.

• Biomedical Engineering: Scaffold design for immunomodulation and peripheral nerve repair
• Civil Engineering: Protein-modified biocementation and nanoparticle-reinforced construction materials

His research in biomedical engineering includes 3D scaffold fabrication for fibroblastic reticular cell maintenance and autoimmune therapy, while environmental applications involve electrohydromodulation for phosphate recovery. Material science work covers Kevlar composites and Polyurethane scaffold characterization, with biocementation studies analyzing protein effects on calcium carbonate precipitation.

Publication trends show expertise in interdisciplinary material design, with articles covering topics from diabetogenic T cell modulation to bioremediation and composite durability. Key methodologies include scaffold fabrication, electrochemical recovery systems, and microstructural analysis across biological and civil engineering applications.