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Good and Crouch Investigate Biomarkers of Fontan Failure
Assistant Professors Bryan Good and Colleen Crouch are hunting for early signs of Fontan failure, a lethal condition in adults who received lifesaving heart surgery as infants.
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Senior Design Teams Create Pediatric Chest Tube Trainers for College of Nursing
Two senior design teams in the Tickle College of Engineering developed prototypes of pediatric pneumothorax chest trainers that can be used to help train UT nursing students.
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From Running to River Tables, Ren’s Hobbies Keep Him Balanced
Biomedical Engineering Department Head Dacheng Ren recently completed his first Boston Marathon in a personal best time. Running is just one of the hobbies that helps Ren find inspiration and joy outside of work.
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Faculty, Staff, and Students Honored at BME Awards Banquet
On April 27, the Department of Biomedical Engineering held its inaugural awards banquet to celebrate their outstanding faculty, staff, and students. BME Award Recipients Faculty and Staff Best BME Professor: Sara Hanrahan Outstanding BME Faculty Award: Bryan Good BME Staff Member of the Year: Sarah Large Students Research Promise Undergraduate Award: Shane Miller Outstanding Leadership…
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Millet’s Undergraduate Students Publish in ‘Biosensors’
Students Joshua Hilner and Allison Turner worked with Dr. Lary Millet to refine and publish a reusable method to monitor pH before or during cell digestion protocols.
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BME Students Receive National Conference Invitations
BME graduate students Nafis Arefin and Demitria Poulos were recently selected to attend reputable national conferences.
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Rangoon’s Kuchipudi Skills Inspire Engineering Success
Sai Rangoon’s experience with Kuchipudi continually gives her the confidence and skills to succeed as a biomedical engineer.
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McQueen’s Hearing Impairment Drives Summer Research
Ophelia McQueen took part in an internship program at USC that allowed her to create a study for cochlear implant users like herself.
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Million Dollar NSF Grant Helps Tan Develop ‘Smart’ Surgical Camera
BME Professor Jindong Tan is using a $1 million NSF grant to try and develop a fully insertable wireless robotic imaging device to be used during minimally invasive laparoscopic surgeries.
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Co-op Experience Gives Goodbred an Image of the Future
Internship and co-op experiences helped Logan Goodbred realize what engineering career path he wants to pursue: medical imaging.
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