Interstitial fluid flow in the brain tumor microenvironment Jenny Munson, PhDAssociate Professor, Fralin Biomedical Research InstituteDepartment of Biomedical Engineering & MechanicsVirginia Tech Fluid flow in the brain is an emerging...

Celebrate the new semester with free pizza and a thrilling discussion on human-centered systems!

Professor in Energy Research; Professor of Chemistry
Department of Chemistry
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA

You are invited to attend this hybrid seminar that highlights student/industry interactions, insightful talks given by an AMIC member, and networking. Participants can discuss about specific topics related to AMIC...

UW-ISyE's fall 2022 welcome picnic

Join the College of Engineering in Austin this September! We invite engineering alumni and friends for a reception at the Capital Factory. Enjoy food, drinks, great conversation and hear updates from...

Reduced Enrichment for Research and Test Reactors Abstract: The Material Management and Minimization Program is focused on conversion of civilian research and test reactors using highly enriched uranium (HEU, ≥...

Learn about the three different MS programs offered in biomedical engineering. UW students can start any term – spring, summer or fall 2023. See the flyer for more information and...

Dr. Ryan Hayward
University of Colorado-Boulder
Driving deformation, assembly, and coupled motion of polymer composites with light

Speaker: Virginia L. Ferguson, University of Colorado Boulder Faculty host: Corinne Henak

Zoom Motivated by problems in homeless services delivery, suicide prevention, and substance use prevention, we consider the problem of learning optimal interpretable, robust, and fair models in the form of...

Professor Saverio Spagnolie Abstract: Many microorganisms must navigate strange biological environments whose physics are unique and counter-intuitive, with wide-ranging consequences for evolutionary biology and human health. Mucus, for instance, behaves like both a fluid and an elastic solid. This can affect locomotion dramatically, which can be beneficial (e.g. for mammalian spermatozoa swimming through cervical fluid)...

Join us on Zoom to hear about the state of the department from Peter Tong Department Chair Paul Campagnola and learn about what BME students and faculty are up to....