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March 17, 2025, Noon

Faculty Data Blitz and PhD Recruit Meet & Greet

Monday, March 17, 2025 - 12:00 p.m.
Keating 103 | Zoom link

A rapid-fire look at cutting-edge research from seven different labs. Learn about exciting projects, connect with fellow researchers and welcome the incoming BME PhD recruits to the community.

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Upcoming Events

Noon, March 16, 2026

BME Seminar: Reid Loeffler and Nick Souligne

Reid Loeffler, PhD candidate of the Yoon lab, presents "Smartphone-Based, Isothermal Nucleic Acid Amplification Assay With Rapid Quantification for Point-of-Care Diagnostics," and Nick Souligne, PhD candidate of the Subbian lab, presents "Intersectional Fairness for Trustworthy AI-based Systems in Biomedicine."
1 – 4 p.m., May 4, 2026

Craig M. Berge Design Day

Witness the excitement of Craig M. Berge Design Day. Seniors proudly present the results of their yearlong, sponsored Interdisciplinary Capstone Projects and compete for prizes.
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