Higginson receives COE Teaching Award.

Jill Higginson has received the 2015 Excellence in Teaching Award from the College of Engineering. She was nominated for this honor by students and recent graduates for demonstrating true excellence in teaching.

Design team with BME undergrads awarded first place

2014 Interdisciplinary Senior Design Team SimUCath was awarded FIRST prize at the University of Minnesota Medical Devices Conference, beating out an impressive field of teams across the country. SimUCath is a novel system that allows healthcare professionals to safely...

BME grad student receives 2015 Laird fellowship

BME grad student Keely Heinz has received the 2015 Laird Merit Fellowship that is given to one first year grad student in the College of Engineering each year to honor the memory of George W. Laird. Keely is currently pursuing her BME PhD in John Slater's lab, ...

Delaware boasts 2nd highest rate of publications in US

The report, America’s Knowledge Economy: A State-by-State Review, issued by the Council of State Governments and the academic publisher Elsevier, assesses research output and impact from 2004 to 2013. The scholarly research publications produced in each state are a...

UD will house Delaware’s first functional MRI

UD will be getting Delaware's first functional MRI (fMRI) in early 2016. This specialized type of MRI will enable researchers to see which structures and neural networks in the brain are being used while engaged in a particular task. “This type of imaging is...

Day paper chosen for Genes & Development cover

A paper co-authored by Emily Day, "miR-182 integrates apoptosis, growth, and differentiation programs in glioblastoma", has been selected as the cover of an upcoming issue of Genes & Development. The paper identifies a small RNA molecule called miR-182 that can...

BME grad student awarded fellowship

BME grad student Jilian Melamed was awarded a National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate (NDSEG) Fellowship. Jilian's PhD research involves developing a nanoparticle-based treatment to overcome the resistance of cancer cells to chemotherapy. Read more.

BME students present at Healthcare Hackathon

At a Healthcare Hackathon hosted by the College of Health Sciences, BME undergrads were among the four student teams who presented their ideas to a diverse audience of state officials, Christiana Care physicians, state medical reps and UD faculty and staff.  Read...

Kloxin and Kloxin awarded UDRF Grants

April Kloxin and Christopher Kloxin have been awarded Strategic Initiative Grants from the UD Research Foundation (UDRF) to support their work on bone health and medication delivery, respectively.  Read more.