Ryan Hooper Email & Phone Number

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

Columbus, Ohio

- PI: Dr. David Dean, PhD- Leader of Cell Culture and Surgery Team, directing cell culture protocols for the Chaotic Printing project (developing novel bioprinting system), helping facilitate biocompatibility testing and animal model work, assisting completion of Tethered Ligand project (studying attachment, proliferation, and osteogenic differentiation of hMSCs on growth factor-conjugated PPF 3D scaffolds), 3D DLP printing of polymer scaffolds, bioprinting of hydrogel scaffolds, SEM imaging, RNA isolation, RT-PCR, qPCR, liquid nitrogen freezer protocols, writing publications, assisting preparation of grant proposals, presenting at and/or attending conferences, training undergraduate assistants to assist on projects

- Department of Materials Science Engineering, MATSCEN 3332- Individually established new protocols for the class lab, trained students to create 3D .STL/.PWMO files on nTopology/Chitubox, conduct SLA 3D printing and post-processing (washing/curing), then perform degradation and mechanical testing, answered questions/advised students in lab, graded papers

- PI: Dr. David Dean- Assisted project leader in designing and conducting study protocols for the Defined Media project, completed various lab trainings (predominantly cell culturing techniques)

Assisting sophomore engineering students in their Fundamental Engineering 1188 class project, grading assignments, proctoring exams.

Pataskala, Ohio

- Providing instruction on both musical and marching techniques to high school students, as well as how to perform successfully in competition- Leading rehearsals, collaborating with other staff members, working with students in educator position- Taught every day in summer of 2018, less frequent appearances to teach during school years- Similar position to that held at Westland High School

Galloway, Ohio

- Providing instruction on both musical and marching techniques to high school students, as well as how to perform successfully in competition- Leading rehearsals, collaborating with other staff members, working with students in educator position- Taught every day in summer of 2018, teaching their indoor percussion ensemble during the spring

Master Of Science - Ms, Biomedical Engineering

Final GPA: 4.0 For my graduate project, I led design and development of the novel CEVIC Device (Continuously Extruded Variable Internal.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Biomedical Engineering

Activities and Societies: The Ohio State University Marching Band- Held Lead-Out position in 2018-2019 season, awarded to snare drummer.