Category: News
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U-M BME Awards $950K in Funding to Nine Multidisciplinary Teams via the Coulter Translational Research Partnership Program
Outcomes of previous Coulter funding and support include more than $2B raised in angel or venture capital by startups developing Coulter funded technologies or generated through sale of companies commercializing Coulter funded technologies.
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Kenneth Bader Joins U-M BME in the Histotripsy Center
Dr. Bader will focus on advancing non- and minimally invasive ultrasound-based treatments for cardiovascular disease and cancer, while deepening understanding of how tissues respond to histotripsy.
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BME Graduate Student Council Strengthens Community through Academic, Wellness, and Social Programming
BME’s Graduate Student Council’s work is grounded in a clear goal: helping students feel supported throughout the demands of graduate training.
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BMES at Michigan: Building skills and fostering community
U-M’s BMES chapter provides skill- and community-building opportunities for students seeking professional development and networking.
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Beta Mu Epsilon fosters professionalism, mentorship, service, and design among Michigan BME students
Student-led organization connects undergraduates through professional development, outreach and a signature Innovation Day competition.
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Machine learning platform predicts how microbes may influence colon cancer drug response
U-M BME researchers developed an interpretable AI framework to identify drug combinations that may work better or worse depending on the bacteria present in the tumor microenvironment.
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BME’s Recent Summer Workshops @ Michigan Highlighed Engineering in Cardiovascular Medicine
This two-day workshop brought together leaders in cardiovascular tissue engineering, computational modeling and AI, targeted therapies, and medical devices to advance collaboration across engineering and clinical care.
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U-M BME to Expand AI Engineering Education with New Master’s Pathway
A new Master’s of Engineering degree in Artificial Intelligence Engineering will prepare biomedical engineers to apply AI and machine learning to real-world challenges in health, medicine, and biotechnology.
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U-M engineers advance a new way to “listen” for light inside the body
A scalable optical ultrasound sensor array could help make photoacoustic imaging sharper, smaller and more clinically practical
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Symposium Highlights Breakthroughs in Neural Engineering
This year’s presentations spanned from brain-computer interfaces and deep brain stimulation to regenerative peripheral nerve interfaces, spinal cord repair, machine learning, neural recording technologies, and neuroimaging.