Benito J. Mariñas is affiliated with the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in the United States. Their research spans multiple fields, primarily focusing on Engineering and Medicine, with a significant emphasis on Biomedical Engineering and related disciplines.
The major subfields of study in Benito J. Mariñas's work include:
Their main research topics cover a range of specialized areas:
Benito J. Mariñas has published papers in several venues, most notably in:
Some of the recent publications include:
The frequent co-authors collaborating with Benito J. Mariñas include:
Mark A. Shannon;Paul W. Bohn;Paul W. Bohn;Menachem Elimelech;Menachem Elimelech;John G. Georgiadis
Michio Matsumoto;Lauren Valentino;Gregory M. Stiehl;Halleh B. Balch
Nimrata K. Hunt;Benito J. Mariñas
Jason L. Rennecker;Benito J. Mariñas;James H. Owens;Eugene W. Rice
Yang Yang;Yukako Komaki;Susana Y. Kimura;Hong Ying Hu
Qilin Li;Vernon L. Snoeyink;Benito Jose Marinas;Carlos Campos
Aimee M. Gall;Benito J. Mariñas;Yi Lu;Joanna L. Shisler
Orlando Coronell;Benito Jose Marinas;Xijing Zhang;David G Cahill
Clara H. Jeong;Cristina Postigo;Susan D. Richardson;Jane Ellen Simmons
Lauren Valentino;Michio Matsumoto;William R. Dichtel;Benito J. Marinas
Orlando Coronell;Benito Jose Marinas;David G Cahill
Nimrata K Hunt;Benito J Mariñas
Amy M. Driedger;Jason L. Rennecker;Benito Jose Marinas
Baoxia Mi;Orlando Coronell;Benito J. Mariñas;Fumiya Watanabe
Mark R. Wiesner;Mark M. Clark;Joseph G. Jacangelo;Benjamin W. Lykins
Ana S. Peinetti;Ryan J. Lake;Wen Cong;Laura Cooper
Xijing Zhang;David G. Cahill;Orlando Coronell;Benito J. Mariñas
Orlando Coronell;Mari I. González;Benito J. Mariñas;David G. Cahill
Amy Driedger;Ernö Staub;Ulrich Pinkernell;Benito Mariñas
Matthew A. Larson;Benito J. Mariñas
Chung Hsuang Hung;Benito J. Mariñas
Kristen M. Ruffell;Jason L. Rennecker;Benito J. Mariñas
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