Mingyang Tan

Mingyang Tan is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, Northeastern University. Their research focuses on intersections of biomedical engineering, rheology, 3D printing, and materials science, with applications in pharmaceutical manufacturing and biofluid dynamics.

• Role: Postdoctoral Research Associate
• Department: Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
• Email: mi.tan@northeastern.edu

Research Interests

Mingyang Tan's work explores rheological properties of complex systems, including 3D bioprinting for tissue engineering, magnetic particle dynamics in fluids, and microrheology of biofluids. Their studies address biomedical applications like plasma coagulation and osteochondral graft development, alongside innovations in pharmaceutical manufacturing using binder jetting 3D printing.

Publication Trends

Recent articles highlight advances in additive manufacturing, biomaterials, and microrheology, particularly for medical and pharmaceutical contexts. Key themes include magnetic alignment of particles, sustained drug delivery, and anisotropic suspensions. The work spans computational simulations, experimental validations, and translational applications.

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