Milo, my faithful office dog.  Stop by and say hello.

I am an assistant professor in the Bioengineering Program at Union College. 

I am a graduate of RPI (Class of 2000, 2003, and 2006) with degrees in Biomedical Engineering (B.S. and Ph.D.) and Mechanical Engineering (M.S.).

My area of research is bone healing both in fractures and around implants.  I have an interest in cell-tissue-implant interactions and the effects of strain fields on bone healing.  

Current Term Courses:

BNG-495 Capstone Design (Winter ’13)

BNG-338 Mechanobiology (Winter ’13)

BNG-345 Orthopaedic Biomechanics (Winter ’13)

Other Term Courses:

BNG-311 Advanced Biomechanics  (Spring ’12)

BNG-202 Biomechanics (Winter ‘12)

BNG-331 Cell-Tissue-Material Interactions  (Winter ’11)

MER-201 Particle Mechanics (Fall ’10)

MER-214 Strength of Materials (Spring ’10)

MER-311 Advance Mechanics (Spring ’09)

My CV

Links:

Villanova: School of Engineering with Dean Gary Gabriele, Ph.D.  That’s my Dad!

PhD Comics:  A great comic strip about the “glamorous” life of graduate students

Hair of the Dog:  The best Irish band this side of the pond.  Check them out, they play almost every weekend.  You won’t be disappointed!

Troy Farmers Market:  The best farmers market in the capital district