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New protein biosensors could help rapidly diagnose kidney injuries

Dr. Limei Tian and researchers in her lab are developing biosensors to detect an acute kidney injury, which could help clinicians provide treatment more effectively. The research is supported with funds from a Trailblazer R21 Award from the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering.

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Maasarani receives NSF fellowship, joins Maitland lab

Latifah Maasarani is a nontraditional doctoral student; however, that hasn’t diminished her enthusiasm or skills in biomedical engineering. She was recently named part of the National Science Foundation's 2021 Graduate Research Fellowship Program.

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Davis focuses graduate work on nanomaterials, therapeutic medication delivery

Graduate student Ryan Davis aims to develop a new kind of nanomaterial to help ease the introduction and release of therapeutic drugs into the body, improving their effectiveness and longevity.

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