Daniel Dotse studied biomedical engineering at Cornell University with a keen interest in nanotechnology. Dotse’s Cornell education was made possible by the Lester B. Knight Scholarship for bright low... Read more
"It was the only campus where I really felt at home, like I could happily live there for four years." Read more
Diego Rey conducted his Ph.D. work in Prof. Carl Batt’s lab, where he developed novel strategies for biofunctionalization of nanomaterials and exploring their potential as cancer imaging agents and... Read more
Dr. Michael J. Mitchell received his Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering in 2014. Under the supervision of Prof. Michael King at Cornell, he developed a therapeutic approach to target and kill circulating... Read more
After graduating from the BME Ph.D. program in 2013, Casey enrolled in the law school at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia to pursue a career in intellectual property law. She became... Read more
Schinthia Islam worked in the Butcher lab on gene delivery into aortic valve cells before graduating with an M.Eng. degree in 2011. Though Schinthia remembers finding herself at Cornell BME a bit... Read more
John Huynh completed his Ph.D. under the supervision of Professor Cynthia Reinhart-King in the fall of 2012. While at Cornell, his research focused on understanding the effects of vascular aging and... Read more
After graduating in 2008, Jason Gleghorn worked as a postdoctoral fellow with Prof. Brian Kirby in the Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Cornell. During that time, he developed... Read more
Michael graduated in 2012 with a Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering. He is currently working as a patent agent at Lowenstein Sandler LLP, a New Jersey law firm, where he works to procure patents for... Read more
A speech by Robert Langer '70 on the entrepreneurship of medical biomaterials. Read more
