New technique adheres cancer-fighting agents to prostate tumors
Dr. Xiaohu Gao, professor of bioengineering, and Eva Corey, in UW Medicine’s Department of Urology, have developed a new way to deliver cancer-killing genetic material to prostate tumors that overcomes past hurdles. Their work appears today in Nature Biomedical Engineering.
UW-Nepal Partnerships in Health Innovation: Multi-disciplinary Collaborations to Advance Population Health
Join us for a symposium to welcome a prestigious delegation from Nepal's Kathmandu University hosted by the UW Department of Bioengineering and Department of Global Health, in coordination with the UW Nepal Studies Initiative.
“Neural Engineering Tech Studio” students invent technologies with potential to make real-world impact
In the BioE course "Neural Engineering Tech Studio", undergraduate and graduate students team up to brainstorm solutions that address problems experienced by people living with sensory impairment, cognitive challenges and other sensorimotor conditions.
UW Bioengineering ranks 9th in 2019 US News & World Report Best Graduate Schools
UW BioE is among the nation's top 10 bioengineering/biomedical engineering graduate [...]
UW Bioengineering eNews | Spring 2018
In this issue: 50/20 Anniversary Updates | Faculty Research & Awards [...]
With new ‘shuffling’ trick, researchers can measure gene activity in single cells
UW Bioengineering Ph.D. student Charles Roco is co-lead author on a paper published Mar. 15 in Science that reports on SPLiT-seq — or Split Pool Ligation-based Transcriptome sequencing — a new method to classify and track different types of cells in tissue sample.