CMTI students had a Skype conversation with Clinical Specialist, Rachel Rakvica from W.L. Gore & Associates. They learned about her experience in the CMTI MS program and how she translated that into an exciting position at Gore.
Congratulations to Angela Ryck, CMTI MS student, for winning the the University of Rochester’s 3rd Annual America’s Got Regulatory Science Talent Student Competition! This excerpt is reprinted from the CTSI website. Read more by following this link!
Join us for a Skype conversation with a Biomechanical Engineer at SOLS, a company that manufactures custom 3D printed insoles.
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As part of our continuing "Career Conversations" series, we had another great Skype "visit" from a former student, Nicole (Telleri) Simpson, who is now working at Heartware in Framingham, MA. It’s an exciting time to be a Verification and Validation (V&V) engineer at Heartware, as they start a new clinical trial for a smaller, improved Ventricular Assist Device.
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Learn about the CMTI and the PhD and MS programs in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Rochester Free giveaways and information packets will be available! See us at the University of Rochester booth (#608) Greg T. Gdowski, PhD | Executive Director Center for Medical Technology & Innovation Associate Professor University of…
Visiting companies like Welch Allyn/Hill Rom help students appreciate where they will fit into the industry. Students met with John Lane (Director of Electrical Eng. and Tech. Development) and Dave Rider (Senior Manager, New Healthcare Delivery Solutions) and learned about how large companies innovate new products by having engineers interact directly…
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.…
