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50th Anniversary

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Latest Research

Our faculty and students are testing alternatives for treating sickle cell disease.

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Minerals can be key to healing damaged tissue

A collaboration between researchers in the colleges of engineering and medicine can open novel avenues for designing clinically relevant mineral therapeutics for regenerative medicine, drug delivery and immunomodulation.

Cancer researcher joins biomedical engineering, wins prestigious award

Dr. Jason T. George ’12 will establish his research group in the Texas Medical Center in Houston. He received a statewide award from the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas to support his cancer research.

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Biomedical engineers test new bioinks

Three biomedical engineering faculty members are collaborating on research to investigate how a new class of bioinks could impact how engineers 3D print living tissues and organs.

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