Category: Faculty
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Unlocking the Metabolic Code of Brain Cancer: U-M BME’s Deepak Nagrath on Groundbreaking Tumor Nutrition Research
The researchers achieved a scientific first: mapping the precise fate of glucose-derived carbon atoms in both tumor and neighboring healthy brain (cortex) tissue using advanced mass spectrometry and metabolic modeling.
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Paul Jensen Promoted to Associate Professor
Dr. Jensen’s research group studies the oral microbiome using artificial intelligence, laboratory automation, and high-throughput genomics.
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BME 500 Speaker Series Starts August 28
This seminar series provides a unique opportunity to learn about research from an exceptional set of speakers that we have been able to bring in from U-M and around the country.
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The U-M Coulter Translational Research Partnership Program at 20: Pioneering Impact in Biomedical Engineering
On the cusp of the program’s 20th anniversary, BME’s faculty, staff and alumni look back on the transformative power of the Coulter Foundation—and forward to a future shaped by its ongoing legacy.
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Returning to Ann Arbor Roots: Eric Hald Rejoins U-M BME
Dr. Hald’s pedagogical approach has been significantly shaped by his international experience, particularly with capstone projects.
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Welcoming Chima Maduka to BME
Dr. Maduka’s research aims to uncover insights into the role of immune cell metabolism in driving disease progression, such as in heart failure post-myocardial infarction.
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U-M BME Welcomes Dr. Joyce Yan-Ran Wang as Assistant Professor
Dr. Wang’s work focuses on developing innovative medical solutions and advancing precision medicine through the application of AI and machine learning.
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Revolutionizing Imaging with AI: Welcoming Kevin C. Zhou to U-M BME
One of Dr. Zhou’s bold initiatives involves reimagining imaging systems from scratch.
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BME Summer Workshops @ Michigan Highlight the ‘Future of Neurotechnology’
The event also featured a new session: a student-focused hackathon, which encouraged hands-on collaboration and rapid prototyping developed around neurotechnology-themed challenges.
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U-M Startup HistoSonics Announces $2.25B Acquisition by Consortium of Top-Tier Investors
The idea behind HistoSonics’ technology began decades ago at U-M in the Biomedical Engineering Department.