by Fulton Engineering Communications | Sep 9, 2019 | News
Nearly half of physical therapy patients are ages 65 and above. Older bodies often have unique needs for therapy, but they’re not necessarily treated with different approaches than younger patients. To get better results, all it might take is a pencil and paper....
by Elaine Miller | Aug 21, 2019 | News
SBHSE Assistant Professor Dr. David Brafman and Assistant Professor Dr. Emma Frow published in a paper in the journal Stem Cell Reports, looking at a detailed characterization of nearly 170 direct-to-consumer stem cell businesses across six southwestern states....
by Elaine Miller | Aug 21, 2019 | News
SBHSE Assistant Professor Dr. Barbara Smith’s development of patch clamp electrophysiology recently appeared in a case study by Scientifica. The lab of Dr. Barbara Smith is the first to incorporate a real-time, photoacoustic feedback system into traditional...
by Fulton Engineering Communications | Jul 11, 2019 | News
Heather Boysel says the foundation on which she has built a rewarding career in law began forming during an introductory engineering course at Arizona State University. “Even in that intro class, they taught you how to start thinking about things differently,” Boysel...
by Elaine Miller | Jul 9, 2019 | News
One of the current paradigms in cancer treatment is not to treat a tumor itself. Rather, therapeutics can focus on a tumor’s microenvironment — the area where tumor cells and a patient’s healthy tissues collide. Mehdi Nikkhah, an assistant professor of biomedical...
by Elaine Miller | Jun 28, 2019 | News
Graduate trainees (Masters, PhDs, Post-Doctorate, Medical) are invited to apply to the Neurotechnology Entrepreneurship Workshop hosted in Phoenix, Arizona from December 13-15, 2019. This workshop will provide intensive and rigorous training in the areas of: ideation,...
