Our 2021 BME Day celebrated the biomedical engineering discipline with a series of invited talks, student presentations, and a panel discussion featuring recent BME alumni.
The paper, published recently in Nature Biotechnology, describes the study he co-authored with his colleagues to design a temporary, battery-free pacemaker that can be broken down by the patient's body.
There still is time to watch the video of the SEAS graduation celebration and to download your personalized graduation slide. Visit the SEAS Celebration page
A team of students from the Biomedical Engineering Department and the Electrical and Computer Engineering department worked with researchers at Walter Reed National Medical Center and Quality of Life Plus to redesign a chair that collects posture control data to assist with the care of amputees.
SEAS will offer a three-week, three credit Introduction to Engineering course, beginning June 7, for high school students. The course provides a hands-on project and experiment-based introduction to the various disciplines within engineering and applied science. Learn more and register.
News Archives
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Department Newsletters
The department newsletters are another good way to keep up with BME news. The newsletter is published each semester and covers faculty profiles, research highlights, awards and honors, department lectures, and more.