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Gaharwar named 2021 Presidential Impact Fellow

Dr. Akhilesh Gaharwar was named one of Texas A&M University’s 2021 Presidential Impact Fellows. Gaharwar researches at the interface of materials science, biomedical engineering and cell biology, and has developed new nanomaterials that have and will continue to shape the field of biomaterials.

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Marshall receives biomedical engineering department’s 2021 Outstanding Alumni Award

Dr. Winston Marshall ’88, an interventional cardiologist with Baylor Scott and White, received the Outstanding Alumni Award from the Department of Biomedical Engineering. Marshall has spent his career helping those battling cardiovascular disease. He also helps support young entrepreneurial companies and gives back to the department.

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Sumali wins Thermo Fisher Scientific Antibody Scholarship

Biomedical engineering junior Anita Sumali recently received the Thermo Fisher Scientific Antibody Scholarship, which recognizes students interested in pursuing careers in medicine and biology. Her goal after graduation is to attend medical school and become a physician.

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