Research sheds light on decreased performance under pressure

Prof. Steven Chase and his colleagues have published their behavioral study in PNAS

Hitting a home run for artificial organ research

Prof. Keith Cook has discovered a novel anticoagulation strategy to keep artificial lung devices from failing due to clot formation

Noninvasive technology steps ahead to help epilepsy patients

Prof. Bin He combines clinical application and engineering innovation to present a safe, noninvasive imaging option

Unlocking richer intracellular recordings

Prof. Tzahi Cohen-Karni teamed up with other colleagues to identify platform for enabling richer intracellular recordings

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BME Students and Alums Received 2021 NSF Fellowships

Four BME Faculty Elected to AIMBE

Profs. Charlie Ren and Amir Barati Farimani Received the Department of Defense CDMRP-Discovery Award

Two BME Students Named ACS Scholars

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