biomedical engineering and science

Matthew Schabath ’98 visited last week to present his latest research, talk with students and faculty and tour campus.

A catastrophic car accident may have changed the course of Isabella Leon’s athletic career, but it didn’t stop her from being a leader on the Florida Tech women’s soccer team.

Karly Liebendorfer and Ruth Nichols are recognized as among “the best and brightest minds” in STEM by the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation.

Florida Tech doctoral student Nashaita Patrawalla is researching ways to improve ACL reconstruction outcomes.

A booming industry that is just getting started, biomedicine is shaping health care, society and the future—at Florida Tech and across the globe.

The Foundation uses a competitive grant process to award research grants from its Kenneth R. Finken and Dorothy Hallam Finken Endowment Fund.

A near-half million-dollar grant from the National Institutes of Health will be used to study vascular problems during diabetes.

The group presented six talks and posters touching on optimizing blood flow for heart failure patients implanted with mechanical pumps utilizing fluid dynamics principles.

Samantha Sequeira and Ruth Nichols are among 68 students from across the country to receive this prestigious honor.

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