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David Baker, professor of UW Biochemistry and adjunct faculty member of UW Bioengineering, has been awarded the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
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Amy Orsborn and Elizabeth Wayne are selected as inaugural Emerging Leaders of the AIMBE
SIMPLIFYING CHRONIC DISEASE MONITORING

Paul Yager receives funding to develop inexpensive at-home tests to monitor many chronic diseases
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Shelly Sakiyama-Elbert joins UW Bioengineering

Develops biomaterials to promote functional recovery after spinal cord injury.

Four BioE undergrads co-author exosomes paper

Pandemic research experience leads to publication in Advanced Science.

Azadeh Yazdan and Ph.D. student Julien Bloch co-author article for The Conversation on personalizing brain stimulation

Yazdan's research aims to drive repair and recovery after stroke.

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Ratner, UW team win prize for artificial kidney system

Humans of BioE: Osvaldo Arias

Humans of BioE: Jamison Siebart

$3.9M NIH and Keck grants back Stevens lab research on 3D liver printing, regrowth

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Micro- and nano-patterned conductive graphene–PEG hybrid scaffolds for cardiac tissue engineering

Dr. Kim and colleagues demonstrate a method for producing cardiac tissue scaffolds with anisotropic electroconductive properties using PEG-graphene substrates.

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BIOE CHAMPS

Congratulations to Our Bioengineering Soccer Champions

UW'S NEWEST NOBEL LAUREATE

David Baker, professor of UW Biochemistry and adjunct faculty member of UW Bioengineering, has been awarded the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

EARLY CAREER LEADERS

Amy Orsborn and Elizabeth Wayne are selected as inaugural Emerging Leaders of the AIMBE

SIMPLIFYING CHRONIC DISEASE MONITORING

Paul Yager receives funding to develop inexpensive at-home tests to monitor many chronic diseases

BIOE ENEWS

Sign up for our quarterly eNewsletter and learn how UW Bioengineering is inventing the future of medicine

Explore our Degree Programs

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Stunning images taken by UW Bioengineering’s students and postdocs

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Shelly Sakiyama-Elbert joins UW Bioengineering

Four BioE undergrads co-author exosomes paper

Azadeh Yazdan and Ph.D. student Julien Bloch co-author article for The Conversation on personalizing brain stimulation

News & Events

Ratner, UW team win prize for artificial kidney system

Humans of BioE: Osvaldo Arias

Humans of BioE: Jamison Siebart

$3.9M NIH and Keck grants back Stevens lab research on 3D liver printing, regrowth

See all news and events

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Micro- and nano-patterned conductive graphene–PEG hybrid scaffolds for cardiac tissue engineering

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