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Amin Famili, a PhD candidate in Bioengineering, will be honored at the upcoming Ocular Drug Delivery and Disposition Focus Group (ODDDFG) Meeting on November 11, 2013 for his poster “A … Continue Reading Amin Famili, PhD Candidate in BIOE, receives 2nd place honor from American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists
Bioengineering faculty member Emily Gibson is awarded a $1 million dollar NSF grant for development of a unique fluorescent microscope allowing visualization of dynamic cellular processes at resolutions approaching the … Continue Reading Dr. Emily Gibson of Bioengineering secures $1M NSF grant to build unique microscope
This fall, the Department of Bioengineering welcomed its first undergraduate cohort. New students not only attended a campus-wide orientation program, but were invited to attend a New Student Welcome at … Continue Reading Bioengineering Welcomes First Undergraduate Cohort
Dr. Richard Benninger and colleague Dr. Moshe Levi (Renal Medicine) were awarded a shared instrument grant from the NIH to purchase a new Zeiss LSM780 confocal two-photon microscope equipped with … Continue Reading More Grant News for Bioengineering’s Dr. Benninger
Richard Benninger and colleagues Dirk Homann (CU Denver Anesthesiology) and Martha Campbell-Thompson (Univ. of Florida) received a one-year $150,000 grant from JDRF to conduct a pilot study to adapt a … Continue Reading Dr. Benninger and Colleagues Receive Grant
The new bachelor’s degree in bioengineering is the latest feature story on the CU Denver home page. Check it out!
Marvel comics interviewed (audio only) Dr. Shandas about Wolverine’s bones and their regenerative abilities. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ItDyspmHLI
Congratulations to Arati Gurung, PhD student in bioengineering, on two research awards. Arati has been awarded a Whitaker International Summer Grant to take her research on EchoPIV to the Image … Continue Reading Arati Gurung, BIOE PhD student, wins two research awards
In subterranean labs at the Anschutz Medical Campus hospitals, a Promethean spark dances inside a $600,000 machine, transforming metal powder into a human appendage. Read more: Hospitals at Anschutz Medical Campus … Continue Reading In the News: Hospitals at Anschutz Medical Campus build precision body parts
Local 3-D printer testing machinery could help artificial limb producers solve difficult problems AURORA | Richard Weir’s new toy takes up an entire room in this basement maze of laboratory space … Continue Reading In the News: Dr. Richard Weir and his lab group, Aurora Sentinel
Richard Weir, Ph.D., a leading researcher in robotic technology for arm amputees, said the fabricator will allow his research team to develop better components — created faster and less costly … Continue Reading Metal prototype machine may revolutionize biomedical research
Richard Weir, associate research professor in the Department of Bioengineering, was featured in the Jan. 24 issue of CU Today. The article delved into Weir’s research in advanced prosthetic hands … Continue Reading Weir’s research featured in CU Today
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