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Due to proprietary concerns, this project is password protected. The following project
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A variety of biomaterials are currently being installed and embedded within biological
system. The wear and tear of these biomaterials will cause changes to its intrinsic properties. Currently, a
parameter and device with high specificity and selectivity in detecting failure within embedded biomaterials are
unavailable. The goal of this project is to determine a specific property of biomaterial that changes as it reaches
failure. We will determine a method to detect and quantify this change in property non-invasively. In the long
term, we are hoping to design a device that will exploit these properties difference.
From left: Chou, Rexxi, Hyungjin
