News
2024 year in review: Engineering with purpose
Congratulating our Fulton Schools faculty and staff achievements for 2024
5 alumni inducted into Fulton Schools Hall of Fame
Innovations achieved by five new Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering Hall of Fame inductees are propelling progress that is serving society in valuable ways.
BMES at ASU expands student development
The Biomedical Engineering Society at ASU partnered with global medical technology leader BD to support professional development activities.
Will this antibiotic work? ASU scientists develop rapid bacterial tests
Shaopeng Wang secures a patent for breakthrough rapid antimicrobial testing using video-based object scattering detection.
Turning pitches into partnerships
The Techiepalooza networking event simulated an auction environment as it challenged students to sell their ideas and skills to each other.
ASU, Mayo Clinic forge a new health innovation program
The Flinn Foundation supports an innovative advanced degree opportunity in biomedical engineering to improve health care solutions in Arizona.
Advancing technology for a population advancing in years
ASU researchers are using artificial intelligence to improve Alzheimer’s disease treatment, non-invasive health monitoring and independence for older adults.
Pitch Fest student research contest
Question: What year are you in school? Answer: I'm a second/final year Master's student in Biomedical Engineering on the thesis track, working under the guidance of Dr. Andrew Yang, Dr. Bradley Greger, and Dr. Christopher Buneo. Q: Can you tell us what it felt like...
ASU-Mayo grant award for modeling and screening therapeutics for neurological diseases
Brain research and single-cell analysis are used to develop heart and nerve cells.
Welcome, new faculty!
Welcome our new biomedical engineering faculty for 2024-2025, bringing fresh expertise and innovative ideas to our academic community!
ASU startup pioneers breakthroughs in cell therapy
ASU professor uses hydrogel encapsulation to help patients with Type 1 diabetes.
Sydney Schaefer wins Alzheimer’s Association award
Professor Sydney Schaefer received a $250,000 grant from the Alzheimer’s Association to advance equitable early detection of Alzheimer’s in Latino adults.
Harnessing benefits of stem cells for heart regeneration
ASU-Mayo Clinic collaboration leads to $2.7M National Institutes of Health grant for heart attack recovery research
Chipping away at
cancer, organ failure
and neurological disease
Bioengineer Mehdi Nikkhah inducted into 2024 Class of AIMBE College of Fellows for his outstanding contributions to the tissue-on-chip technologies.
Stabenfeldt elected president of Society For Biomaterials
Professor Sarah Stabenfeldt’s career in biomedical engineering and more than 20 years of membership have prepared her to lead the organization’s advancement of biomaterials science.
