On October 3rd, a group of engineering students, including BME students, were invited to Air Liquide in Newark, Delaware for National Manufacturing Day with Senator Coons. They learned about the company and its life sciences department. Air Liquide plans to invest into expanding its medical and healthcare R&D in the next few years and is interested in biomedical engineers.
- Mechanical engineer named Cochran ScholarFive-year appointment supports Katherine Poggensee’s human-centered approach to wearable robotics.
- A builder of biomechanicsInternational leadership role recognizes Dawn Elliott's contributions to research, education and community
- Launching research careersA record 22 UD students, alumni earn prestigious National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships.
- Degree of the futureA new approach to drug discovery starts in Delaware.
- Looking beyond static scans to understand back painReview highlights progress toward imaging strategies that dynamically measure how the spine functions.
