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Matthew Johnson Receives Distinguished Teaching Award
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The College of Science and Engineering Honors and Awards Committee recommended Johnson for the award, which recognizes outstanding contributions to undergraduate and/or graduate teaching.
BME PhD students’ start-up attracts $1.3 million from investors
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Efraín Torres, Parker Jenkins, and the team at Adialante have developed a new kind of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) that has the potential to change medical care for millions. Now, they are working to quickly move the portable, low-cost MRI scanner to market.
BME start-up receives $3 million to develop ultrasound-based anti-inflammatory therapy
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This new funding to SecondWave Systems, a company co-founded by Prof. Hubert Lim, will further advance the technology for implementation in a pivotal clinical trial for at-home treatment of rheumatoid arthritis.
Jonathan Sachs inducted into the 2024 Class of the AIMBE College of Fellows
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The American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE) has announced the induction of Professor Jonathan N. Sachs.
New study reveals breakthrough in understanding brain stimulation therapies
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For the first time, Prof. Alexander Opitz and team showed that non-invasive brain stimulation can change a specific brain mechanism that is directly related to human behavior.
Uncovering the next big challenges facing biomedical engineering
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A team of biomedical engineering leaders, including Professor Brenda Ogle, published a summary of some of the greatest hurdles facing the field in IEEE Open Journal of Engineering in Medicine and Biology.
Hubert Lim named director of Bakken Medical Devices Center
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In this role, Prof. Lim will oversee a wide range of responsibilities and commitments within Bakken MDC and the Institute for Engineering in Medicine (IEM)’s Innovation Pillar.
Wei Shen receives R21 award
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Prof. Shen will study structural adaption of the Dystrophin-Associated-Protein-Complex (DAPC) in regulating nanotopography-responsive myotube orientation.
Shedding new light on sickle cell disease origins
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Scientists now have a better understanding of the mechanisms of sickle cell disease pathology, thanks to a new study from Professor David Wood and PhD student Dillon Williams. Results were published in PNAS.
BME PhD student wins college-wide 3-Minute Thesis Competition
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Congratulations to Rebecca Butler and Minhan Jiang, who competed in the College of Science and Engineering 3-Minute Thesis Competition. Butler won first place and is advancing to the University-wide competition on November 10.