Fang Huang, Reilly Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering, and his research team have developed an imaging method for enhanced resolution of 3D biological structures.

Medical treatments for a variety of diseases have advanced dramatically. However, those treatments often come with a cost—damage to surrounding tissues and organs. Stem cell researchers are constantly seeking new ways of repairing the damage caused by debilitating cancers and other diseases.

Ferdinand Ziegler, biomedical engineering postdoc researcher, helps Purdue researchers develop a protocol to gather comparable data from the Mother Machine and the SChemostat in the first heads-on comparison of high-precision cell data

April has been a busy month at the Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering as we celebrate awards and scholarships with our students and faculty.

Cappelleri, a professor of mechanical engineering with a courtesy appointment in the Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering, will support key initiatives of the division of Strategic Interdisciplinary Research in the Office of Research.

Angel Enriquez won a first-place prize of $75,000 with his pitch on a patent-pending device to increase efficiency when removing blood clots that cause stroke by creating an additional force to extract emboli.

Otto has received many honors and recognitions, including the UF Doctoral Dissertation Advisor/Mentoring Award, the UF BME Service Award, the UF BME Research Award, the Weldon School Faculty Service Award and the Outstanding Faculty Award from the Weldon School Graduate Student Association.