An interdisciplinary team of UD students and faculty have developed unique curriculum kits, called Orthopaedics in Action (OIA), that teach science, mathematics and engineering concepts through medical experiments. A team of BME seniors designed the first generation OIA curriculum. Read more.
- Looking beyond static scans to understand back painReview highlights progress toward imaging strategies that dynamically measure how the spine functions.
- UD appoints new leader for imaging research centerCurtis Johnson seeks to advance imaging capabilities and expand interdisciplinary collaborations.
- Targeting immune dysfunction in neurological diseasesUD researchers review immunology and engineered tools for diagnosis and treatment of diseases that damage the brain
- Get ready for GivingTuesday!Join the UD community in supporting your favorite causes and projects during the global giving day.
- Why Achilles tendon injuries resist treatmentUD researchers seek to uncover how anatomical differences may influence recovery.
