David Finkelstein

Prof. David Finkelstein

Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Academic Career Length

44Years (1983-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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29 January 2012 in Nature Medicine
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PLPeng Lei
Peng Lei
SAScott Ayton
Scott Ayton
DFDavid Finkelstein
David Finkelstein
LSLoredana Spoerri
Loredana Spoerri
GCGiuseppe D Ciccotosto
Giuseppe D Ciccotosto
Ashley I. BushAshley I. Bush
Ashley I. Bush

1 March 2017 in Neurochemistry International
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SGStephanie J. Guiney
Stephanie J. Guiney
PAPaul A. Adlard
Paul A. Adlard
Ashley I. BushAshley I. Bush
Ashley I. Bush
DFDavid Finkelstein
David Finkelstein
SAScott Ayton
Scott Ayton

1 January 2007 in Biomaterials
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KCK.E. Crompton
K.E. Crompton
JGJ.D. Goud
J.D. Goud
RBR.V. Bellamkonda
R.V. Bellamkonda
TGT.R. Gengenbach
T.R. Gengenbach
DFDavid Finkelstein
David Finkelstein
JFJ.S. Forsythe
J.S. Forsythe

12 December 2008 in Journal of Biomaterials Applications
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David NisbetDavid Nisbet
David Nisbet
JFJ.S. Forsythe
J.S. Forsythe
WSW. Shen
W. Shen
DFDavid Finkelstein
David Finkelstein
MHM.K. Horne
M.K. Horne
Electrospinning has been employed extensively in tissue engineering to generate nanofibrous scaffolds from either natural or synthetic biodegradable polymers to simulate the cellular microenvironment. Electrospinning rapidly produces fibers of the nanolength scale and the process offers many opportunities to tailor the physical, chemical, and biological properties of a material for specific applications and cellular environments. There is growing evidence that nanofibers amplify certain biological responses such as contact guidance and differentiation, however this has not been fully exploited in tissue engineering. This review addresses the cellular interactions with electrospun scaffolds, with particular focus on neural, bone, cartilage, and vascular tissue regeneration. Some aspects of scaffold design, including architectural properties, surface functionalization and materials selection are also addressed.

27 February 2002 in Journal of Comparative Neurology
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CHCraig Denis Hardman
Craig Denis Hardman
JHJasmine Monica Henderson
Jasmine Monica Henderson
DFDavid Finkelstein
David Finkelstein
MHMalcolm Kenneth Horne
Malcolm Kenneth Horne
GPGeorge Paxinos
George Paxinos
GHGlenda Margaret Halliday
Glenda Margaret Halliday

24 November 2012 in Annals of Neurology
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SAScott Ayton
Scott Ayton
PLPeng Lei
Peng Lei
JDJames A. Duce
James A. Duce
Bruce WongBruce Wong
Bruce Wong
ASAmelia Sedjahtera
Amelia Sedjahtera
DFDavid Finkelstein
David Finkelstein