Category: Faculty
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Congratulations on Recent Promotions for BME Faculty
“I am thrilled to extend my congratulations to these BME faculty members on their well-deserved promotions,” said Mary-Ann Mycek, William and Valerie Hall Department Chair of Biomedical Engineering and Professor, Biomedical Engineering. “Their dedication to academic excellence in biomedical engineering, commitment to our students’ success, and impactful contributions to research are truly inspiring.”
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U-M Researchers Collaborate on $3 Million Grant to Treat Rare Forms of Cystic Fibrosis
The U-M team is addressing the need for new treatment strategies, and the subsequent barriers that must be overcome for success, by working together as an interdisciplinary team with unique expertise in CFTR physiology, designing RNA therapeutics, identifying targetable regulatory sequences, and developing engineered delivery vehicles for therapeutic molecules.
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U-M BME Researchers Use Scaffolding Sensors to Detect Early Evidence of Organ Transplant Rejections
To identify rejection prior to graft injury, the U-M BME team used a microporous scaffold that functions as a minimally-invasive surveillance method
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BME Hosts Successful Symposium with Glenn V. Edmonson Lecture
Thank you to all of our faculty and student presenters and our expo participants.
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Congratulations to Our 2024 BME Graduates
Welcome to our newest BME alumni and Forever Go Blue!
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Join Us for the 2024 BME Symposium with Glenn V. Edmonson Lecture on May 8
This event will provide a forum for BME faculty and students campus-wide, along with our collaborators, to present current research progress and discuss future research opportunities at the interface of engineering and medicine.
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Dr. Karl J. Jepsen Announced as 2024 Glenn V. Edmonson Lecturer
The 2024 BME Symposium is on Wednesday, May 8, from 9:30 a.m. – 5:15 p.m. at NCRC Building 18.
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U-M BME Researchers Develop Technique to Enhance Neurorepair in Spinal Cord Injuries
This study, published in Nature Regenerative Medicine, highlights regeneration in the injured spinal cord, which traditionally is limited by physical and chemical barriers.
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AMPED Students Present Product Concepts in Culminating Team Project
The presentations were the culmination of the Biomedical Product Realization Practicum course, which is a design-build-test sequence in which student teams work with a clinical mentor to solve a current clinical problem.
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Spatial atlas of the human ovary with cell-level resolution will bolster reproductive research
Most human oocytes never get a chance to mature into eggs — a new study sheds light on why