
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.

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.

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.
BME graduate students Nafis Arefin and Demitria Poulos were recently selected to attend reputable national conferences.

Sai Rangoon’s experience with Kuchipudi continually gives her the confidence and skills to succeed as a biomedical engineer.

Ophelia McQueen took part in an internship program at USC that allowed her to create a study for cochlear implant users like herself.

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.
Internship and co-op experiences helped Logan Goodbred realize what engineering career path he wants to pursue: medical imaging.

The Tickle College of Engineering celebrated the historic addition of two new departments, Applied Engineering and Biomedical Engineering, with ribbon cutting ceremonies on Wednesday.

Through his involvement in research at UT, David Dabkowski has discovered a passion for designing prosthetics.
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