Katrin Wagner

Katrin Wagner
IHM engineering GmbH · Process Engineering

Dr.-Ing.

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Introduction
After doing my PhD in process engineering & biophysics in order to understand tissue stiffness effects on cell regeneration, I switched dimensions from µm into meters - moved from academia into industry. I'm now working at IHM engineering - optimizing process plants to be more sustainable, helping customers to optimize their processes and always having one brain part into innovations and technologies to be sustainable/renewable/CO2-free.
Additional affiliations
February 2013 - March 2019
TU Dresden
Position
  • PhD Student
July 2018 - March 2019
TU Dresden
Position
  • PostDoc Position

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Publications (14)
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Changes in axonal myelination are an important hallmark of aging and a number of neurological diseases. De- myelinated axons are impaired in their function and degenerate over time. Oligodendrocytes, the cells responsible for myelination of axons, are sensitive to mechanical properties of their environment. Growing evidence indi- cates that mechani...
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Mechanical stress exerted and experienced by cells during tissue morphogenesis and organ formation plays an important role in embryonic development. While techniques to quantify mechanical stresses in vitro are available, few methods exist for studying stresses in living organisms. Here, we describe and characterize cell-like polyacrylamide (PAAm)...
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Tissues are defined not only by their biochemical composition, but also by their distinct mechanical properties. It is now widely accepted that cells sense their mechanical environment and respond to it. However, studying the effects of mechanics in in vitro 3D environments is challenging since current 3D hydrogel assays convolve mechanics with gel...
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In article number 1900128, Anna V. Taubenberger and co‐workers employ fluorescently labelled polyacrylamide beads (Cy3, green) as stress sensors that are incorporated into hydrogels together with breast cancer cells. After 14 days, tumor spheroid cultures were fixed, stained for F‐actin (red) and nuclei (blue), and imaged via confocal microscopy (m...
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The mechanical properties of cancer cells and their microenvironment contribute to breast cancer progression. While mechanosensing has been extensively studied using 2D substrates, much less is known about it in a physiologically more relevant 3D context. Here it is demonstrated that breast cancer tumor spheroids, growing in 3D polyethylene glycol‐...
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Mechanical properties of cancer cells and their microenvironment contribute to breast cancer progression. While mechanosensing has been extensively studied using two-dimensional (2D) substrates, much less is known about it in a physiologically more relevant 3D context. Here we demonstrate that breast cancer tumor spheroids, growing in 3D polyethyle...
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The alteration or decrease of axonal myelination is an important hallmark of aging and disease. Demyelinated axons are impaired in their function and degenerate over time. Oligodendrocytes, the cells responsible for myelination of axons, are sensitive to mechanical properties of their environment. Growing evidence indicates that mechanical properti...
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Mechanical stress exerted and experienced by cells during tissue morphogenesis and organ formation plays an important role in embryonic development. While techniques to quantify mechanical stresses in vitro are available, few methods exist for studying stresses in living organisms. Here, we describe and characterize cell-like polyacrylamide (PAAm)...
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Cell mechanical measurements are gaining increasing interest in biological and biomedical studies. However, there are no standardized calibration particles available that permit the cross-comparison of different measurement techniques operating at different stresses and time-scales. Here we present the rational design, production, and comprehensive...
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The throughput of cell mechanical characterization has recently approached that of conventional flow cytometers. However, this very sensitive, label-free approach still lacks the specificity of molecular markers. Here we developed an approach that combines real-time 1D-imaging fluorescence and deformability cytometry in one instrument (RT-FDC), thu...
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Cell mechanical measurements are gaining increasing interest in biological and biomedical studies. However, there are no standardized calibration particles available that permit the cross-comparison of different measurement techniques operating at different stresses and time-scales. Here we present the rational design, production, and comprehensive...
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Cell mechanical characterization has recently approached the throughput of conventional flow cytometers. However, this very sensitive, label-free approach still lacks the specificity of molecular markers. Here we combine real-time 1D-imaging fluorescence and deformability cytometry (RT-FDC) to merge the two worlds in one instrument-opening many new...
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Biofilms can cause numerous problems, hence it is important to understand their formation on surfaces in order to develop resistant materials and avoidance strategies. Therefore, information is required regarding adhesion processes on surfaces generally and innovative anti-adhesive coatings in particular. Our flow cell system allows biofilms to be...

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