John Galanis
About
Dr. John C. Galanis is an ophthalmologist based in St. Louis, Missouri, where he maintains a private practice. He is licensed in Missouri.
His published research reflects an unusually broad scientific background, spanning physical chemistry, soft matter physics, and biomedical topics. Work appearing in Physical Review Letters, Physical Review E, The Journal of Chemical Physics, and Soft Matter includes studies on liquid demixing in electric fields, phase separation dynamics, and the self-assembly behavior of granular materials. A separate line of research, published in The Journal of Biological Chemistry, examined how Bax-type apoptotic proteins interact with lipid bilayers. One publication directly relevant to clinical ophthalmology evaluated the performance of five portable tonometers, instruments used to measure intraocular pressure. Across roughly a dozen publications, he has contributed to peer-reviewed literature in both the physical sciences and medicine.
Credentials
Publications
- Interface initiation and propagation in liquid demixing with electric fields.
- Phase separation dynamics of simple liquids in non-uniform electric fields.
- Mixing-demixing phase diagram for simple liquids in nonuniform electric fields.
- Nematic order in small systems: measuring the elastic and wall-anchoring constants in vibrofluidized granular rods.
- Depletion forces drive polymer-like self-assembly in vibrofluidized granular materials.
- Spontaneous patterning of confined granular rods.
- Bax-type apoptotic proteins porate pure lipid bilayers through a mechanism sensitive to intrinsic monolayer curvature.
- Clinical evaluation of five portable tonometers.
- One-year results of the intrascleral glaucoma implant.
- Comparison of the Farnsworth-Munsell 100-Hue, the Farnsworth D-15, and the L'Anthony D-15 desaturated color tests.
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