Cornell Research article features Meinig School Prof. David Putnam's (with Ph.D. student Mariela Rivera de Jesus) work adapting their lab's flu vaccine technology to address COVID-19 . Read more about Teaming Up—Coronavirus Research at Cornell
We welcome our next speaker, Dr. Jeffrey Moses, who is an Assistant Professor at Applied and Engineering Physics here at Cornell. Designing Light to Track Ultrafast Phenomena (and its Relevance to... Read more about BME7900 Seminar - Jeffrey Moses, PhD
"Cornell’s experience was, in fact, part of a national trend which saw a shift in research funding patterns away from the lone wolf investigator model. That historical shift underpinned a broader move toward collaborative interdisciplinary science, which you will recognize in my past and which is what I believe led me here." Read more about Lynden Archer, Cornell Engineering Dean
"My favorite part of being a student athlete is how rewarding it feels when I successfully balance school and athletics." Read more
"Engineering is all about looking at challenges from a different perspective and working together to find creative and innovative solutions. I, like many others, did not come into Cornell with any lab skills or extensive biological experience, but BME provides students with all the resources students need to succeed in this field." Read more
"[As part of a six-month co-op at Johnson & Johnson], I was not only able to communicate my passion for healthcare technology, but also to identify needs and explore engineering solutions." Read more
"Ever since I learned about biomedical engineering through the FIRST Lego League Body Forward Challenge, I have been interested in the field and the goal of bridging the gap between biological sciences, engineering, and medicine." Read more
"I found the MCSE concentration to be most relevant to my goal of attending medical school because of the focus on cells and tissues and how things go wrong and what can be done to fix it." Read more
