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AMY ORSBORN NAMED 2025 SLOAN RESEARCH FELLOW

Brain-machine interface pioneer honored with prestigious early career fellowship
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
SCIENTIST BY DAY AND AERIALIST BY NIGHT

PharBE alumnus Sherman Yu is bridging science and art in the pursuit of regenerative medicine
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Issac “Izzy” Kim is building community one cup of boba at a time
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2024 UW Bioengineering Graduation Celebration June 6, 2024

Save the date: Thursday Morning, June 6, 2024, 9:00am [...]

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New Ph.D. grad Nuttada Panpradist ready for next challenge: faculty position

Postdoc credits adviser Barry Lutz as example of resilience, collaboration.

Fast, cheap test can detect COVID-19 virus’ genome without need for PCR

Lutz lab’s new low-cost, rapid COVID test is 97% accurate.

Ruikang Wang named editor of Biomedical Optics Express

The principal journal serving the biomedical optics community.

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Student invention to better diagnose tuberculosis wins NIH prize

Blood vessel twists-and-turns cause cell changes

Kelly Stevens uses heat to control 3D organ-like tissues

Buddy Ratner wins Bioelastomer Award

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Development of switchable polymers to address the dilemma of stability and cargo release in polycationic nucleic acid carriers

The researchers report a pH-sensitive polymer, p(PMA-PMBA)-b-p(OEGMA-DMAEMA) (SP), and its successful use in vitro and in vivo gene transfer. The polymer addresses the dilemma of stability and cargo release in gene delivery, and may have broad potential therapeutic agent delivery applications.

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AMY ORSBORN NAMED 2025 SLOAN RESEARCH FELLOW

Brain-machine interface pioneer honored with prestigious early career fellowship

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

SCIENTIST BY DAY AND AERIALIST BY NIGHT

PharBE alumnus Sherman Yu is bridging science and art in the pursuit of regenerative medicine

DIVERSI-TEA

Issac “Izzy” Kim is building community one cup of boba at a time

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