David Dean

This record appears to combine work from at least two distinct research areas: 3D printing and biomaterials for tissue engineering (e.g., bone and craniofacial scaffolds, printable polymers), and materials engineering focused on high-temperature metal fatigue and creep-crack behavior in steel used in power plants. A prospective student would likely be joining a group working on 3D-printed biomedical devices and scaffolds, or one studying mechanical failure of structural alloys under heat and stress, depending on which strand of the work they engage with.

Publication output has fluctuated over the last decade without a clear steady growth or decline, with peaks in 2017, 2019, and 2024 and lower output in intervening years.

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