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Exploring Frontiers of Biomedical Engineering

The Carnegie Mellon Forum on Biomedical Engineering was held on September 21, 2018, on CMU's campus in Pittsburgh.

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Designing Molecular Disorder

Prof. Chris Bettinger and collaborators published an article in Science.

The Learning Brain is Less Flexible than We Thought

Profs. Steven Chase and Byron Yu published a paper in Nature Neuroscience.

Latest News

Prof. Tom Mitchell named CMU’s Interim Dean of School of Computer Science.

Prof. Bin He elected Chair of the International Academy of Medical and Biological Engineering.

Prof. Byron Yu awarded two NIH R01 grants to study Neural Population Interactions and Coding.

Message from BME Dept. Head Bin He

"Biomedical engineering can be pushed from biomedical sciences or from engineering, and CMU is the ideal place to advance biomedical engineering through engineering innovation."

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The Sherman and Joyce Bowie Scott Hall

A building designed by OFFICE 52 Architecture, is as visually stimulating as it will be essential to interdisciplinary research initiatives at the university.

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BME Stories

NEXTpittsburgh, an online magazine about people driving change in the region, published an impressive article about Professor Bin He.

Alyssa Siefert, ChemE/BME, 2009, is currently the Engineering Co-Director for CBIT (Center for Biomedical Innovation and Technology) at Yale University.

BME Ph.D. student Diane Nelson, advised by Prof. Keith Cook, is developing a method of emulsifying lung medications into oxygen-saturated perfluorocarbon liquid (PFC).

What Makes Us Unique

CMU is the place to create — to generate the future new knowledge — to define what a new field is going to be...

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Next Seminar

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Eva Sevick-Muraca, PhD

Nancy and Rich Kinder Distinguished Chair of Cardiovascular Disease Research
Professor and Director Center for Molecular Imaging
The University of Texas

Thursday, October 25, 2018
10:30–11:30 AM
Baker Hall 136A

Visualizing and delivering immunotherapeutics through the lymphatics

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