Category: News
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Learn How CytoTape Helps Unravel the Mysteries of Biological Organisms
CytoType was developed in the lab of Changyang Linghu, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology and Biomedical Engineering and Principal Investigator in Michigan Neuroscience Institute.
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Congratulations to BME’s Outstanding Core Staff Award Winners
The 2025 Outstanding Core Staff Award honors individuals who have made outstanding contributions to our community or exemplify special qualities that elevate our shared work.
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From Concept to Clinic: How a Coulter Collaboration Delivered Innovation in Administering Anesthesia to Eyes
Michigan’s co-located Medical School and College of Engineering, along with a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship, makes projects like this possible.
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Rethinking the Foreign Body Response: How Inflammation Can Become a Biomedical Ally
The article summarizes recent research and discusses how the immune reaction triggered by implanted materials—which has historically been considered a barrier to medical device success—can instead be leveraged for positive biomedical outcomes.
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U-M BME Researchers Develop Nanoparticle Therapy to Boost the Immune System’s Attack on Metastatic Cancer
This innovation could mark a major turning point in how metastatic cancers are treated in the future.
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BME Celebrates 20 Years of Coulter Translational Research Partnership Program Success Stories
Pioneering Neuroma Prevention to Advanced Prosthetic Control
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Innovative Biomaterial Scaffolds Enable Precise Recruitment and Study of Rare Antigen-Specific T Cells
A collaborative team led by U-M BME develops a controlled-release platform to advance immune cell research and unlock new possibilities in autoimmune disease monitoring.
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New Capsule Technology Shows Promise for Restoring Lost Ovarian Function due to Cancer Treatments
U-M Biomedical Engineering researchers make strides toward improving quality of life for pediatric cancer survivors.
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A New Window into Brain Health: U-M’s Researchers Develop Non-Invasive MRI Technique to Track Water Movement at the Microscopic Level
For scientists and clinicians alike, being able to “watch” water move inside the brain may help unlock mysteries of aging, Alzheimer’s, and more.
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Collins Chimezie Receives Rackham International Fellowship
Award enables expanded focus on targeting bacterial toxins through probiotics, with the goal of reducing colorectal cancer and inflammatory bowel disease risk.