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Chiara Bellini
Chiara Bellini advocates for research-driven practices in the field of bioengineering, where she serves as an Associate Professor and Associate Chair for Graduate Studies at Northeastern University's College of Engineering. Her scholarly pursuits are deeply rooted in understanding the complexities of cardiovascular diseases, with a particular emphasis on the intricate processes of cell-mediated growth and remodeling. These processes are pivotal in influencing tissue and organ mechanics, areas where she has made significant contributions through her research. With a robust academic background and a passion for innovation, Professor Bellini's work is at the intersection of engineering and medicine, aiming to unravel the mechanical behaviors of biological tissues. Her research not only advances the scientific community's understanding of cardiovascular pathologies but also paves the way for developing novel therapeutic strategies. By integrating principles of mechanics with biological systems, she seeks to bridge the gap between theoretical research and practical applications in healthcare. Professor Bellini is committed to fostering a collaborative research environment, encouraging interdisciplinary approaches to tackle complex biomedical challenges. Her dedication to mentoring graduate students is evident in her role as Associate Chair for Graduate Studies, where she guides the next generation of bioengineers in their academic and professional journeys. Her contributions to the field are well-documented through numerous publications and presentations at international conferences. Professor Bellini's work continues to inspire and influence both her peers and students, as she remains at the forefront of research in cardiovascular and tissue mechanics.
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Publications
, 435-444, 2009-02-25
, 444-449, 2008-11-01
, 635-678, 2020-06-30
, 101-102, 2010-06-16
, H2270-H2282, 2021-06-01