Dr Ang Hui Ying

Research Fellow

National Heart Research Institute Singapore

National Heart Centre Singapore

Dr Ang Hui Ying graduated and completed her Ph.D dissertation on cardiovascular tissue engineering scaffolds from the School of Materials Science and Engineering, Nanyang Technological University. Her current research interests include the applications of biomedical engineering in cardiovascular interventions, biodegradable materials and nanocomposite technology for medical device applications.

At the National Heart Research Institute Singapore, Dr Ang research focuses on enhancing the functionality of biomaterials and examining novel formulations for implantable biomedical devices such as coronary stents. Dr. Ang has worked with external collaborators from NTU and industry partners to develop and evaluate these devices.

APPOINTMENTS

Research Fellow, National Heart Research Institute Singapore, National Heart Centre Singapore

PUBLICATIONS

H.Y. Ang, H. Bulluck, P. Wong, S.S. Venkatraman, Y.Y Huang, N. Foin. Bioresorbable Stents: Current and Upcoming Bioresorbable Technologies. International Journal of Cardiology, 2017, 1;228:931-939
H.Y. Ang, H. Bulluck, P. Wong, S.T. Lim, S.S Venkatraman, Y.Y Huang, N. Foin. BRS Stability and Mechanical Properties. Catheter-based Cardiovascular Interventions: A knowledge-based approach, Springer Berlin Heidelberg. 2017
G.M Xiong, H.Y Ang, J.J Lin, Y.S Lui, J.L Phua; J.N Chan, S.S Venkatraman, N. Foin, Y.Y Huang. Materials Technology in Drug Eluting Balloons: Current and Future Perspectives. Journal of Controlled Release, 2016, 239, p92
J. Ng, N. Foin, H.Y Ang, J.M Fam, S. Sen, S. Nijjer, R. Petraco, C.D Mario, J. Davies, P. Wong. Over-expansion capacity and stent design model: An update with contemporary DES platforms. International Journal of Cardiology, 2016, 221, p171
H.Y Ang, S.A Irvine, R. Avrahami, U. Sarig, T. Bronshtein, E. Zussman, F.Y.C Boey, M. Machluf and S.S. Venkatraman. Characterization of a Bioactive Fiber Scaffold with Entrapped HUVECs in Coaxial Electrospun Core-shell Fiber. Biomatter, 2014, Vol. 4, e28238