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Adrian West trained in ‘classic’ physiology at the University of Western Australia, employing traditional cell culture and organ bath techniques to study the role of mechanical strain in regulating force development in airway smooth muscle. Transitioning to biomedical engineering, he completed a postdoctoral fellowship at Dalhousie University, utilizing advanced three-dimensional tissue engineering techniques to explore the impact of tissue stiffness on airway smooth muscle contraction related to asthma. His independent research at the University of Manitoba focuses on 3D bioprinting technology, aiming to develop highly accessible experimental models that accurately reflect physiological conditions of multiple muscle tissues. His work emphasizes understanding how extracellular matrix and fibroblast interactions under abnormal developmental conditions influence contractile function in health and disease. Adrian has published numerous studies related to tissue engineering and respiratory physiology, and is actively involved in mentoring graduate students.
Streams include Education, Administration, or Clinical.