Biomedical Research to Industry Development, Growth, Engineering Start-up.

blue coated person giving instructionsThe BRIDGES Program at Boston University Biomedical Engineering is a workforce development initiative that integrates existing strengths in biomaterials, cell and tissue engineering, drug delivery, and biomanufacturing into a cohesive training program. By bringing together established coursework, research expertise, and industry collaboration, BRIDGES will provide undergraduates with hands-on training that spans fundamental biomaterials and cell-material interactions to mid- and large-scale automation, ensuring alignment with industry needs.

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Funding

The Massachusetts Life Sciences Center’s mission is to serve as the hub of the world’s life sciences ecosystem, encourage innovation through investments in good science and business, strengthen and protect Massachusetts’ global leadership position in the life sciences, accelerate the commercialization of promising treatments, therapies, and cures that will improve patient care, create jobs, drive economic development and STEM workforce development.

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