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Millet’s Undergraduate Students Publish in Biosensors
Many biotechnology studies require isolating cells from living tissues. This is often done by mixing tissue samples with enzyme proteins that digest the matrix holding cells together, producing cultures of living cells. Those digestive enzymes are often mixed with other tissue processing reagents (chemicals) in pre-formulated, “ready-to-use” solutions. However, while he was refining an advanced…
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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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TCE Celebrates Addition of AppE, BME Departments
The Tickle College of Engineering celebrated the historic addition of two new departments, Applied Engineering and Biomedical Engineering, with ribbon cutting ceremonies on Wednesday.
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UT Helps Dabkowski Unlock Passion for Biomedical Engineering
Through his involvement in research at UT, David Dabkowski has discovered a passion for designing prosthetics.
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Easton Wins Pitch Award at Scipreneur Challenge
Katrina Easton won the pitch competition at the Scipreneur Challenge for EndoThumb, a prosthetic she is helping develop.
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One Glass-Ceramic Sandwich, Extra X-Rays
UTSI researchers patented a new glass-ceramic scintillator configuration that improves medical imaging without increasing radiation dosage.
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