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December 2008
A Biomedical Engineering Undergraduate Program with Impact
Designing an Innovative Undergraduate Curriculum
Establishing an Integrated Learning Environment for Undergraduate Students
Weldon Undergraduates Change Their World
September 2008: Special Edition
Innovative Beginnings
Strategic Positioning for Success
A Culture of Entrepreneurship
Educational Partnerships are Critical
New Models in Education and Research
More Than a Decade of Accomplishments in Biomedical Engineering
A New Decade Begins
July 2008
$25M NIH grant to create Clinical and Translational Science Institute
Weldon Honors Second Undergraduate Class of 2008
Class of 2008 Continues "Weldon Wagon" Tradition
MD/PhD candidate Steven Lee Profiled by NIH/NIBIB
First International Symposium on Audible Acoustics in Medicine and Physiology
Conference on Dynamical Systems in Physiological Modeling
Graduate Students Rein in Spring Honors
New Acoustic Technology Could Help Prevent Fractures in Horses
Research Offers Potential New Pathway for Nanomedicine Cancer Treatment
June 2008
$25M NIH grant to create Clinical and Translational Science Institute
New Acoustic Technology Could Help Prevent Fractures in Horses
Research Offers Potential New Pathway for Nanomedicine Cancer Treatment
MD/PhD candidate Steven Lee Profiled by NIH/NIBIB
Professor Klod Kokini Receives ASME Johnson & Johnson Medal
Professor Charles Bouman Named SPIE Fellow
First International Symposium on Audible Acoustics in Medicine and Physiology
Conference on Dynamical Systems in Physiological Modeling
February 2008
Purdue and GE Healthcare Advance Imaging Innovation in New Facility
NSF Supports Quantitative Physiology Scholarship Program
Nonlinear Optical Microscopy Research at Weldon Highlighted by NIH
New Faculty Hire - Corey Neu
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