BOTLAB – On a Winning Streak
BME Professor Darren Roblyer was awarded 3 prestigious R01 awards from the National Institute of Health.
One of the first biomedical engineering departments in the world? Check. More than 40 primary faculty, and 96% of the professors are fellows of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering? Check. This is the elite research enterprise you’ll join when you launch your future at BU, in Boston, at the worldwide intersection of the biomedical device and biotechnology industries.
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Tim O’Shea is an assistant professor of BME. His lab focuses on researching and developing new treatment strategies for traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries, through new biomaterial-based approaches.
US News Graduate Ranking Among Private Universities
Growth in Grant Funding over the Last 5 Years
in Research Funding
AIMBE Fellows in BU BME Faculty
BME Professor Darren Roblyer was awarded 3 prestigious R01 awards from the National Institute of Health.
The state funds will help BU BME students gain the up-to-date lab experience they need to land internships and jobs.
The new imaging method takes advantage of the sophisticated ways in which cells control mRNAs.
An alum's nonprofit saves women's lives through medical equipment donations.
A year-end toast to the gold-winning undergrads of BU's iGEM team.
Collaborating across BU to image brain activity in the everyday.
Assistant Professor Liangliang Hao (BME) received the Innovation Award from the American Lung Association for her research project titled Developing…
The inventions of ENG and other BU researchers are being used to help prevent and treat cancer right now.