Scott Hall under Construction!

Check out the newest images and virtual video tour of BME's future home, the Sherman and Joyce Bowie Scott Hall, scheduled for completion in 2015 (see more ...; see also CMU's official Scott Hall page).

PhD student Arun Shrivats won the People's Choice Award in CMU's inaugural Three Minute Thesis competition, in which doctoral students across the university tried to explain the significance of their theses to a non-specialist audience in just 3 minutes. Watch the video here!

Senior Matt Sarett has been awarded an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship. The scholarship was awarded to only 174 student-athletes in the country who excelled both academically and athletically in their final year of intercollegiate competition (see more...).

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Spring Break

Have a great spring break, everyone! We'll see you back here when classes begin again on Monday, March 17.

 

 

New BME Business Manager Dwayne Lehman has joined the administrative team after serving as the Associate Business Manager in the Department of Civil Engineering. Welcome, Dwayne!

Masters students Kaihei Takagi and Brett Bergman have been selected as 2014 QIT Health Innovator Fellows! The Fellowship connects graduate students and entrepreneurs to develop hi-tech products and services to address healthcare problems (see more...).

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Prof. Yongjie Jessica Zhang was one of 102 researchers given the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers, the highest honor the government bestows on science and engineering professionals in the early stages of their careers (see more...).

BME alumna Kelly Collier invented a shirt that promotes better posture for her Senior Capstone Design course, and has now started a company called ActivAided Orthotics based around her team's product (see more...).

Prof. James Antaki gave his students a lesson in unconventional thinking when he invited the Steel City Improv troupe to hold a workshop in his class. The session emphasized quick thinking, decision making, observation, and improvisation--skills essential to both improv acting and innovative research (see more...).