Students in the News

UW Bioengineering students excel in research, leadership and service. Read on to learn how our students are inventing the future of medicine.

  • BioE Scholars

UW BioE students receive scholarships and fellowships

We are proud of our students who have been honored with scholarships or fellowships for the 2022-2023 academic year. Levinson Emerging Scholars Award The Levinson Emerging Scholars Award supports talented and highly [...]

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Creating Community through Coffee Chats

The isolation imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic brought to light how important social connection is for a person’s well-being. Recognizing the significance of connection, a group of UW Bioengineering students, at the suggestion of faculty, [...]

Humans of BioE

The student-led Humans of UW Bioengineering project offers an inside perspective of the department’s student experience, direct from students themselves.

  • Osvaldo Arias in front of lake with sailboats

HUMANS Of BIOENGNEERING: Osvaldo Arias

UW Bioengineering undergraduate student Osvaldo Arias is a junior currently doing research in the Stayton Lab with Patrick Stayton, UW Bioengineering Distinguished Term Professor and director of the Molecular Engineering and Sciences Institute. The lab [...]

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HUMANS OF BIOENGINEERING: Jamison Siebart

Jamison Siebart, who hails from Uniontown, Penn., is going into his senior year as a UW bioengineering undergraduate student. His focus is on nano- and molecular engineering. Jamison’s area of research is in the field [...]

HUMANS OF BIOENGINEERING: Luke Thurber

Luke Thurber is a Husky through and through. From Edmonds, Wash., Luke received his bachelor's in bioengineering from the UW and graduated in June 2021 from the Master of Applied Bioengineering program (MAB) in UW [...]