(25) videos
Cabul Mehta (SPH’10, GSM’10) shares his experiences as a Peace Corps volunteer in Guyana from 2004-2006.
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CReM founders discuss what iPS cells are and how they're made
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Tarik Haydar, a School of Medicine associate professor of anatomy and neurobiology, explains how altering neurons to glow various colors can shed light on how the brain develops and help treat Down Syndrome.
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William Bicknell shares his experiences as a Peace Corps doctor in Ethiopia from 1964-1966.
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Peter Burke discusses the methods his team uses to shave seconds off response time.
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Peter Burke discusses the methods his team uses to shave seconds off response time.
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CReM founders discuss how they use iPS cells to study disease development, conduct drug screenings, and correct genetic mutations with the goal of producing healthy tissues and organs for transplantation.
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Peter Burke discusses the methods his team uses to shave seconds off response time.
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Irving Bigio, a College of Engineering professor of biomedical and electrical and computer engineering and a School of Medicine professor of medicine, delivers a lecture titled Skipping the Light Fantastic: Detecting Cancer, and Things That Precede [...]Cancer, with Scattered Light, the annual lecture of the ENG Distinguished Lecture Series. The series highlights the research being done by a member of the college, nominated by colleagues to receive the honor and chosen by the dean.
Hosted by the College of Engineering on March 4, 2010
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