biomedical engineering

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

Inspired by the environment in their country of origin, three Bangladeshi Florida Tech researchers are working to find a solution. 

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

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The university will receive $2 million for its Biomedical Aerospace Manufacturing equipment project and $921,500 for the third phase of the Restore Lagoon Inflow project.

More than 100 projects will be displayed, from a mental health app for college students to a lunar landing pad built from Moon materials.

Offering either oral or poster presentations, the students won in a variety of categories, including engineering and biological sciences.

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