Spotlights

Researchers from over a dozen countries, including Brazil, China, India, Pakistan and South Africa gathered at Cornell for “Our Microbes, Our Global Health."

Developing affordable diagnostic tools for developing countries. Jeerapond Leelawattanachai completed her Ph.D. in biomedical engineering at Cornell under Prof. Moonsoo Jin. Her research focused on...

"I felt like BME would be the best path to incorporate all my interests."

"I have always cared deeply about people, and BME seemed like the best way to combine this passion with my love of the STEM field and innovation."

"I liked that there is breadth and depth of academic opportunity here . . . I could take high caliber courses in almost any subject I desired."

"[At Cornell BME] I get to experience all of the best parts of physiology and human health but from the macroscale to even the nanoscale perspective, and I am not limited to textbooks in my learning."

"Cornell has one of the best engineering schools in the country, and I was drawn by the opportunities for undergraduates to do research with faculty."

"I was drawn to Cornell because it is a forward-looking university that provides students with the resources to think outside the box and create the future"

"I chose Cornell because it not only had a strong engineering department, but also a wide range of other liberal arts, humanities, and sciences departments."

Ph.D. research in signal processing in magnetic resonance spectroscopic and imaging techniques. https://gradschool.cornell.edu/spotlights/madhur-srivastava/