Archie Tram

tram.2@osu.edu

Archie Tram

Started: September 2013

Archie Tram graduated with a bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering from The Ohio State University in Spring 2016. He designed and characterized bone scaffolds, which are 3D-printed structures that provide structural supports for bone grafts. He aslo helped create and maintain the lab website.

Scholarships: Engineering Undergraduate Research Award ($5000); Research Scholar Award ($1000); Summer Research Fellowship ($3500)

Features:

  • Ohio State Homepage: Denman Undergraduate Research Forum 2015
  • Undergraduate Research Office: Student Spotlight 2015
  • Undergraduate Research Office: Highlights of Undergraduate Research 2015

    • Recent Presentations:

  • Tram AK, Schwartz C, Walker J, Ghadiali S, Dean D. Fluid Mechanics Simulation and Degradation of Bone Tissue Engineering Scaffolds with Gyroid Architecture. Ohio State University Fall Undergraduate Student Poster Forum, September 17, 2015, Columbus, OH.

  • Tram AK, Walker J, Dean D. Simulation of Mechanical Compression of Bone Tissue Engineering Scaffolds. Ohio State University Denman Forum, March 25, 2015, Columbus, OH.

  • Tram AK, Walker J, Dean D. Simulation of Mechanical Compression of Bone Tissue Engineering Scaffolds. Ohio State University Engineering & Architecture Undergraduate Research Forum, March 12, 2015, Columbus, OH.
  • Tram AK, Walker J, Dean D. Design of 3D-Printed Bone Tissue Engineering Scaffolds with Pore Architecture based on Triply Period Minimal Surfaces. Ohio State Biomedical Engineering Conference (OSBMEC), January 23, 2015, Columbus, OH.