Michael N. Cooper Data-verified

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Michael N. Cooper's research focuses on the mechanisms of lymphatic vessel function and the treatment of burn injuries. His work has investigated the role of Piezo1 in regulating flow-activated lymphatic expansion and the function of <scp>RXRα</scp> in lymphatic endothelial cells for lymphangiogenesis and the prevention of secondary lymphedema. He has also studied the treatment of hypertrophic burn scars using laser therapy and explored the incidence of grill-related burn injuries through matched cohort studies. Additionally, Cooper has examined the relationship between concussion, combat history, and mental health outcomes among United States military veterans, including a pilot study on mental health and suicide ideation. His research also includes a systematic review on the use of tissue expanders in staged calvarial reconstruction.

Cooper's scholarship metrics include an h-index of 6, with 16 total publications and 161 total citations. He has collaborated with Rachel Wilkins, Cheryl Knight, S. L. Bruce, and Amy Shollenbarger, all from Arkansas State University, on multiple shared publications. His most recent publication is from 2026, indicating recent activity in his research areas.

Metrics

• h-index: 6
• Publications: 15
• Citations: 173