Julia Toma
Undergraduate Research Assistant @Cardiovascular Fluid Mechanics Laboratory
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WORK HISTORY
Undergraduate Research Assistant @Cardiovascular Fluid Mechanics Laboratory
Biomechanical and degradation characteristics of a fetal tissue engineered pulmonary valve• Developed and executed biomechanical and microstructural assessment of 50+ polymeric samples intended for heart valve development.• Analyzed fetal valve prototypes in a flow loop to understand valve mechanics, rates of degradation, and changing hemodynamics.• Authored/co-authored abstracts accepted to HVBTE 2025, HVS 2025, and SB3C 20242. Expandable surgical pediatric aortic valve• Conducted computational analysis (FEA) of polymeric leaflets to understand biomechanical forces under pediatric boundary conditions and compare properties of various materials.
ABOUT JULIA TOMA
I am a junior at the Georgia Institute of Technology pursuing a degree in biomedical engineering. Over the last year, I have had a strong interest and involvement in cardiovascular research, and I plan to pursue this subject in graduate school. Although most of my research experience has been in an academic setting, I want to gain more experience in this field in an industry position.
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