BME News

BME Ballers ousted in Quarterfinals

The BME Ballers season came to an end in the Quarterfinals of the playoffs, dropping a hard fought game 0-5 to the Kameltonians. The Ballers finish the 2012 outdoor season with a final record of 2-4-0. Two goals in the… Read More

BME Students win $10,000 CIMIT prize

Biomedical Engineering graduate students Ray Kozikowski and Jennifer Lee (both pictured), together with Mechanical Engineering student Sara Smith have won the prestigious prize from the Center for Integration of Medicine & Innovative Technology. The $10,000 prize will allow them to… Read More

BME Ballers Finish 2-3-0 on the Season

After dropping two in a row, 0-3 to MBAs Kick It and 0-5 to Bicuspid Futbol, over the last two weeks, BME came back to finish the regular season with a 4-0 win over Minesweepers. Our second win brings the… Read More

BME students get CPR+AED certified

Biomedical Engineering students can be the perfect life savers. Not only do they understand biology and human physiology, they also understand technologies like an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED). On February 11, 2012, nineteen BME students took on the challenge to… Read More

BME Ballers Back to .500

After dropping the season opener, the BME soccer team reorganized and recovered. Building on their second half improvements from the first game, the Ballers notched their first win of the season to bring their record to 1-1-0. With a strong… Read More

BME Ballers Drop Season Opener

Defensive struggles in the first half doomed the BME Ballers to drop a 3-5 decision to Bicuspid Futbol in the intramural regular season opener on Tuesday night, January 24. Last season the BME soccer team was forced to linger on… Read More

Dr. Huabei Jiang Receives New Grant From Bankhead-Coley

Dr. Huabei Jiang, a J. Crayton Pruitt Family Professor, has been awarded a one-year $155,250 Bankhead-Coley Bridge Grant entitled “Combined Photoacoustic and Diffuse Optical Tomography.” Dr. Stephen Grobmyer, MD, Associate Professor and Edward M. Copeland III Chair in Breast Cancer… Read More

Dr. Allen Transitions K99/R00 Career Award

Dr. Kyle Allen successfully transitioned his K99/R00 career award from the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases to its independent research phase. The 3-year $747,000 award will support Dr. Allen’s new laboratory in their investigations of links… Read More