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Two Abstracts Accepted to BMES 2023!

The following projects will be presented during the 2023 BMES Annual Meeting, held October 11th - 14th in Seattle, WA: “Optimization and Expansion of Digital PCR Multiplexing for Rare Mutation Detection” presented by Colin Skeen in the Imaging Strategies in Cancer Detection, Diagnosis, and Prognosis session on October 13th from 8:30-8:45 AM.

Hanhminh receives Undergraduate Research Award!

Congratulations to Hanhminh Nguyen on receiving funding for Fall semester from the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program!

Welcome our new undergraduate researcher, Terry Chen!

We are very excited to extend a warm congratulations and welcome to our newest undergraduate researcher, Terry Chen. Terry was awarded an Undergraduate Research Program grant through BU STEM Pathways. He is currently in his sophomore year in the BU BME program.

Loran receives NIH T32 Fellowship!

Congratulations to Loran Gliford on being selected to be a trainee in the NIH T32 Synthetic Biology and Biotechnology (SB2) Training Program at BU! The training fellowship provides funding for the next two years.

Kate graduates from BU BME!

Congratulations to Kate Lee on completing her BS in Biomedical Engineering at Boston University! Well done!

Prof. Pratt Receives Secondary Appointment at BU School of Medicine

Effective November 17, 2022, Prof. Pratt received a secondary appointment of Assistant Professor, Hematology & Medical Oncology, Medicine at the Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine.

Prof. Pratt named Moorman-Simon Interdisciplinary Career Development Assistant Professor

The Moorman-Simon Interdisciplinary Career Development Professorship recognizes a faculty member who is conducting truly interdisciplinary work and either holds or has the potential to hold appointments in multiple schools and colleges at BU.

Maren and Colin pass Qualifying Exams!

Congratulations to Biomedical Engineering PhD students Maren Eltze and Colin Skeen on passing their oral prelims. Well done!