ASU researchers address a primary cause of treatment failure for pancreatic cancer
As the second leading cause of death worldwide, cancer is a focal point in both clinical research and health care fields, but not all cancers are created equal.
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ASU senior Gabrielle Mills wins prestigious Gates Cambridge Scholarship
Congratulation’s to School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering undergraduate student, Gabrielle Mills, a recipient of the prestigious Gates Cambridge Scholarship. Miss Mills will attend the University of Cambridge for a doctorate in chemical engineering. Read...
2019-2020 Leshner Leadership Institute Public Engagement Fellows: Human Augmentation
Congratulations to SBHSE Assistant Professor, Dr. Samira Kiani, who has become the very first ASU recipient of the Leshner Leadership Institute Public Engagement Fellow. Read more...
Imaging tissue oxygenation to improve medical treatment
Vikram Kodibagkar is researching new ways of using biomedical imaging to make cancer treatments more effective — and making students aware of career possibilities in the field. Read more...
