Learn about PhD and MS programs in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Rochester [maxbutton id=”82″] Who should attend: Any engineer that is considering working in the medical device industry Students that attend the session will have application fees waived when applying to our programs. Robert B. Goergen Hall, Room…
Consider how devices that are designed to deliver electrical impulses to tissue can be used in applications such as deep brain stimulation, cardiovascular modulation, or control of bladder function. [maxbutton id=”72″] Kierstan Ryan (CMTI, 2015): “I really enjoyed Dr. Martha Gdowski’s Human Anatomy course. As a graduate biomedical engineer student, it was…
Kierstan Ryan (CMTI, 2015): “I really enjoyed Dr. Gdowski’s Human Anatomy course. As a graduate biomedical engineer student, it was the ideal class for me to take. This course exposed you to all the systems of the body, from the basics like the skeletal system to the specifics of the digestive system.…
Honorable Lovely A. Warren, Mayor of Rochester declared August 13th, 2015 to be Steven Sasson Day at Eastman House. The CMTI students had the opportunity to meet the Mayor during the IEEE event that featured Steven Sasson (inventor of the digital camera).
CMTI students met with Steve Sasson (inventor of the digital camera) during an exclusive IEEE event in Rochester. In 2009, U.S. President Barack Obama awarded Sasson the National Medal of Technology and Innovation at a ceremony in the East Room of the White House. This is the highest honor awarded…
Another CMTI tour gave us convincing evidence that translational medicine and innovation are strong across Western NY. On August 25th, we visited the Jacobs Institute in Buffalo NY, at the heart of the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus.
As the CMTI students wrapped up their clinical practicum, they had a terrific conversation with Dr. Katie Bush ’03, who completed her undergraduate training at the University of Rochester.
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There is only 981ft between the Robert B. Goergen Hall for Biomedical Engineering and Optics and the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry. This short distance makes it easy for us to interact with our clinician colleagues.
