Jan 24, 2020 | News, Student Achievement, Women in BME
Sana Nasim, a BME Graduate Student, Won Second Place at the 3MT Competition at FIU In just three minutes Sana was able to expose and describe, to non-biomedical experts, her research on how pigment cells in the aortic valve play a key role in heart diseases. She...
Dec 9, 2019 | Event, News, Student Achievement, Symposia / Expos / Research, Women in BME
Creativity, Innovation and Hard Work Took the lead in the Biomedical Engineering Senior Design Project Showcase Ten different innovative ideas that could change the lives of thousands, were presented by the Biomedical Engineering undergraduates at the Ocean Bank...
Nov 25, 2019 | Event, News, Student Achievement, Symposia / Expos / Research, Women in BME
MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRCongratulations Seniors!As senior Biomedical Engineering students at Florida International University, you have come to the end of an incredible journey.Your Senior Design Projects are a reflection of your efforts and your capstone undergraduate...
Apr 23, 2019 | Diversity and Inclusion, News, Student Achievement, Women in BME
Degree: Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering College/School: College of Engineering & Computing Giselle Valdes became caretaker for her grandmother, who has Alzheimer’s, and her mother, who has multiple sclerosis. This inspired Giselle to research genetic...
Apr 23, 2019 | Diversity and Inclusion, Event, News, Student Achievement, Symposia / Expos / Research, Women in BME
Congratulations to Valentina Dargam, first year BME Ph.D. student, who won first place for her presentation at the Conference of Florida Graduate Students! Valentina excelled in her presentation and triumphed over graduate students from across the state in the Health...
Apr 19, 2019 | News, Student Achievement, Women in BME
Congratulations to graduate student Maedeh Mozneb for placing third in the state-wide 3MT competition, and second in the university-wide 3MT competition. We are proud to announce that Maedeh was also awarded the People’s Choice award in both the university-wide...
