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We’re so proud to celebrate the achievements of Dr. Jae Young Park, who recently graduated with his PhD in Biomedical Engineering from Purdue University after years of dedication, innovation, and teamwork in our lab. Jae Young will soon be returning to Korea to begin his next chapter at Samsung, bringing with him all the skills, knowledge, and problem-solving expertise gained …
Daniel spent the summer working on shape memory polymers and conventional electronics for the treatment of intracranial aneurysms. We would like to congratulate Daniel for his excellent performance for his project and his mentor Juan C. Mesa for his extraordinary mentorship.
We are thrilled to congratulate Jae Young Park on successfully defending his Ph.D. dissertation titled “Towards Advanced Implantable Microsystems for Minimally-Invasive and Precise Neuromodulation.” His research focuses on the development of next-generation neural interface technologies designed to deliver targeted, minimally-invasive neuromodulation with high spatial and temporal precision. Through innovative microfabrication techniques and system-level integration, Jae Young’s work advances the field …
Ankit’s creative approach integrates cutting-edge technology and practical applications, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills. By prioritizing hands-on learning and personalized guidance, Ankit has inspired students to excel as future engineering leaders. Their commitment to creating an engaging, inclusive classroom environment has left a lasting mark on the Purdue community. Ankit, a dedicated Ph.D. at Purdue University’s College of Engineering, …
Congratulations Deniz Eksioglu on being named a 2025 Goldwater Scholar, especially representing the LIMR lab and your contributions to us as a budding undergrad researcher! https://www.linkedin.com/posts/purdue-national-and-international-scholarships-office_purdueniso-purdue-sparkyoursuccess-activity-7313606238502621184-8_N6?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAACFSYdkBokfmpCHni1DmIS4aSw5oJyZTIU8
Juan was awarded 3rd place for Best Poster Presentation during the 12th Annual Graduate Industrial Research Symposium in the Agricultural and Biological Engineering department at Purdue. He presented his research on wearable devices and drug delivery for opioid overdose. More details here: https://sites.google.com/view/girs2024/2025-winners?authuser=0
Juan wins the Certificate of Excellence in Research Award in the category of Biomedical Engineering with his work titled ‘Automated Opioid Overdose Response: A Wearable Device Approach’ for his outstanding poster presentation during the Spring Reception 2024 hosted by the Office of Interdisciplinary Graduate Programs from the Graduate School at Purdue University.
Juan Mesa, a dedicated graduate student at the School of Engineering, has been awarded the Outstanding Service Scholarship in recognition of his exceptional contributions to the university community. This prestigious scholarship is granted to engineering graduate students who have demonstrated outstanding service to their peers, the School, the College, and the University at large. Mesa’s commitment to service extends beyond …
Purdue University’s Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering has announced Ankit Shah as one of the distinguished recipients of this year’s Lamp Scholarship for Excellence in Teaching. Ankit, recognized for his exceptional contributions to the educational community, has played a pivotal role in enhancing learning experiences and outcomes for students within the department. With a commitment to both innovation in teaching …
Ángel Enríquez, PhD, won a first-place prize of $75,000 with his pitch to MedTech Color’s Annual Pitch Competition on a patent-pending device to increase efficiency when removing blood clots that cause stroke by adding an additional force to extract emboli. “As a biomedical engineer you hope your research can positively impact human health,” shares Angel.
