Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering

Curious students making connections and creating value: The Art of Telling Your Story. Read all about it right here --https://www.bme.gatech.edu//bmed-4000-curious-students-mak

Congratulations to BME researcher Annabelle Singer, who was just named recipient of a prestigious Society for Neuroscience Award. Read all about it: https://www.bme.gatech.edu//annabelle-singer-wins-society-

Meet Udai Mallepoola. This BME undergrad has his own YouTube edutainment channel. Part of the current wave of new students, he came to Georgia Tech to pursue his dream project. Read his story here: https://www.bme.gatech.edu//student-stories-udai-mallepoola

Meet our Capstone team, Embrace! Yanni, Monica, Kristina, and Sofia are all BME seniors graduating this Fall. They are partnered with Mayo Clinic (@MayoExchange...) to create an app that will utilize physical models to improve outcomes and provide empowerment for women with breast asymmetry. At this phase in their project, they are ideating the user interface, user instructions, and creating a testing plan, ultimately aiming to make a personalized solution for every individual. Follow along to see Embrace’s exciting progress this semester! #mayoclinic #mayoexchange #biomedicalengineering #stem #science #research #medicaldevices #students #healthcare #health #publichealth #education #opportunity #highereducation #innovation #globalhealth #engineering #emory #gatech #design #stemeducation #bmes #medtech #medicaltechnology

COVID-19 has limited student access to standard design processes, including problem immersion and prototyping resources, across the country. For our Global Heal...th Capstone (GHC) program, these problems are not new. GHC co-founders, Dr. Kelsey Kubelick and Dr. James Stubbs, along with fellow Georgia Tech instructors speak on how they have navigated these problems within GHC and how their solutions can aid current design instruction restrictions incurred by COVID-19: http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s43683-020-00035-8

Gates Foundation supporting BME research for Ethiopia: Rudy Gleason and Hong Yeo developing wearable tech to monitor health of at-risk infants. Read all about it: https://www.bme.gatech.edu//gates-foundation-supporting-we

It's official! Congratulations to Coulter Department Chair Susan Margulies for being elected to the National Academy of Medicine, one of the highest honors in health and medicine. Read all about it: https://www.bme.gatech.edu//susan-margulies-elected-nation

What she did on her summer vacation: Amy Liu developed a website to help fellow undergraduate students find research opportunities. Read about it here: https://www.bme.gatech.edu//amy-liu-creates-pairme-her-spa

Living on campus in the age of Covid-19. BME undergrad Katherine Book shares her story:

BME undergraduate student Janhvi Dubey has been an Abbott intern for four summers, working in areas such as Corporate Engineering, Medical Affairs, and Quality Assurance. This past summer, she worked with a team in the Molecular Diagnostics group, a part of Abbott that is developing COVID tests.

gtbmecapstone Kelsey Kubelick, PhD, co-founder of Global Health Capstone (GHC), will be detailing the curation of GHC October 15th from 9-10am at BMES. GHC was ...created to develop innovative solutions that address healthcare inequality globally. Over the course of one year, GHC students have the opportunity to make a lasting impact by developing life-saving medical devices specifically created to address the unique clinical needs found in resource-constrained environments. To learn about this process check out Kelsey's poster! Details: Title: Building a Global Health Capstone Program from the Ground Up Authors: Kelsey Kubelick, Rudolph Gleason, James Rains, James Stubbs The live chat with for the poster is on Thursday, October 15, 2020 from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM. #biomedicalengineering #stem #science #research #medicaldevices #students #healthcare #health #publichealth #education #opportunity #highereducation #innovation #globalhealth #engineering #emory #gatech #design #stemeducation #bmes #medtech #medicaltechnology

In Fall 2019 Capstone created the Student Training for Advancing Technology (STAT) program to integrate hospital credentialing into our design program. 80% of s...tudents voluntarily participated in STAT, drastically increasing student clinical observations and interviews. On October 15th at 10:45 AM through 12:00 PM, Capstone's New Partnership Liason, Kyle Cowdrick, MSE, will give an overview of the program and it's impact on biomedical engineering innovation at BMES during the "BME Programming, Assessment, and Impact," session. Come check out his talk to see how we're increasing student clinical awareness! See more

'Enzyme computers' helping pave the way toward programmable medicine. Read all about it: https://www.bme.gatech.edu//programmable-medicine-goal-new