Agent-based modeling of porous scaffold degradation and vascularization: Optimal scaffold design based on architecture and degradation dynamics.
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Eric M. Brey | Elif S. Bayrak | Hamidreza Mehdizadeh | Banu Akar | Sami I. Somo | Ali Cinar | Chenlin Lu | E. S. Bayrak | A. Çinar | E. Brey | B. Akar | S. Somo | Hamidreza Mehdizadeh | Chenlin Lu
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