This year’s BME6360 Neural Engineering Class presented their posters in the Biomedical Science Atrium to a keen crowd of students and faculty. The Neural Engineering course, which is a project-based learning experience, teaches how to apply engineering techniques to study,… Read More

Originally published on March 27th here   The 2014 Technology Showcase, A Celebration of Innovation, held on Thursday, March 13, 2014, recognized some of the best and brightest researchers, serial entrepreneurs, and leaders to conduct business involving University of Florida inventions.… Read More

Originally posted by the College of Engineering on April 15th Gator Engineering’s Integrated Product and Process Design program continues to spotlight innovation with its 19th annual Final Design Review and Prototype Demonstration Showcase on April 15. This exposition will be… Read More

Congratulations to BME’s four outstanding students who were just awarded with a National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowship! These fellowships recognize and support exceptional graduate students in NSF-supported science, technology, engineering, and mathematics disciplines who are pursuing research-based master’s… Read More

Congratulations to BME student, Badal Juneja, who received the People’s Choice Award yesterday during the final round of the Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition!  Badal was the only College of Engineering finalist competing with ten others in UF’s first 3MT… Read More

The Department of Biomedical Engineering recently announced the winners for the 2013 BME Research Photography Contest! We had several creative entries of research activities in the lab, classroom and more. Thank you all for your participation! Please help us congratulate… Read More

Congratulations to Ahmed Hemeid and Michael Paonessa who were recently selected as College of Engineering University Scholars for 2014-2015!  The University Scholars Program introduces undergraduate students at the University of Florida to the exciting world of academic research. In the… Read More

Research published by the Rinaldi lab in 2013 was recently highlighted in a news article in Chemical & Engineering News reporting on a recent publication describing the disruption of lysosomes using targeted magnetic nanoparticles in so-called dynamic magnetic fields. The… Read More

Epilepsy, a medical condition that produces seizures affecting a variety of mental and physical functions, affects 65 million people worldwide. A major challenge for epilepsy has been detecting and mapping early changes in brain activity that occur prior to seizure… Read More