Lee’s journey to this honor is defined by a commitment to innovation. His research in wearable healthcare technologies and stretchable bioelectronics has pushed the boundaries of non-invasive health monitoring and chronic disease management. His work is not just about engineering advancements. It is about improving lives and making healthcare more accessible while reshaping the way we think about medical technology.

The formal induction ceremony took place on March 31, 2025, at the Renaissance Arlington Capital View Hotel in Arlington, Virginia, where Lee joined 171 colleagues in the AIMBE College of Fellows Class of 2025. The AIMBE College of Fellows includes some of the most distinguished engineers in the world. With members spanning across various fields and departments.

Lee’s recognition by AIMBE is a testament to the groundbreaking research taking place at the Weldon School. His work exemplifies the school’s mission to drive innovation in medical technology and improve patient outcomes. As Purdue continues to lead in biomedical research, Lee’s achievements highlight the profound impact of engineering on human health.

With this honor, Lee joins a prestigious group of thought leaders shaping the future of biomedical engineering. His induction into the AIMBE College of Fellows is not just an individual accomplishment but a reflection of the excellence fostered at Purdue. The Weldon School celebrates this milestone and looks forward to seeing how his pioneering research continues to change lives.