Mark Bailey

Mark Bailey is a student-employee at NIST through the Student Temporary Employment Program (STEP). He is currently a PhD candidate at the University of Kansas, studying under Dr. Cory Berkland. Research interests focus on the development of fluorinated, nanoparticle-based, multimodal contrast agents for magnetic resonance imaging and SIMS imaging.

Honors and Recognitions:

Madison and Lila Self Graduate Fellow, University of Kansas
Graduated with honors from the University of Kansas (MS, 2008)
Graduated with honors from the University of Pittsburgh (BS, 2006)

Publications:

BAILEY MM, Gorman EM, Munson EJ, Berkland CJ; “Pure Insulin Nanoparticle Agglomerates for Pulmonary Delivery;” Langmuir 24(23):13614-13620

BAILEY MM, Berkland CJ, “Nanoparticle Formulations in Pulmonary Drug Delivery;” Medicinal Research Reviews 29(1):196-212

BAILEY MM, Wang L, Bode CJ, Mitchell KE, Detamore MS;" A Comparison of Human Umbilical Cord Matrix Stem Cells and TMJ Condylar Chondrocytes for Tissue Engineering TMJ Condylar Cartilage;" Tissue Engineering 13(8): 2003-2010