Postdoc Wins Prestigious K99 Award
Sangpil Yoon is the first USC biomedical engineering postdoctoral fellow to receive the NIH-administered award.
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2017 Viterbi Master’s Student Awards
Accomplishments of Viterbi Masters students celebrated in inaugural event
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USC Viterbi 2017 Undergraduate Awards
Graduating students from the USC Viterbi School of Engineering were recognized on May 10th at the 2017 Undergraduate Viterbi Awards for their academic, leadership, and service achievements.
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Fred S. Grodins Graduate Symposium Turns 21
USC Viterbi Department of Biomedical Engineering lauded students in its annual graduate student research symposium.
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Up, up and away at the 2017 faculty and staff awards
Honoring the work and dedication of USC Viterbi faculty and staff
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New Early Career Chair Appointments
Four distinguished junior USC Viterbi faculty appointed to Early Career Chairs
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Strength in the numbers behind cancer research
Stacey Finley is awarded the inaugural Leah Edelstein-Keshet Prize for her mathematical models in cancer research.
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For Love Of Country
INTRAM, a USC Viterbi student-led team making an app to improve post-stroke care, will represent USC and the U.S. at the NAE’s Grand Challenge business model competition this July.
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Winners of the 2017 OCEC Awards
Viterbi faculty and students receive awards from the Orange County Engineering Council.
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Ten-Year-Olds Tackle Biomedical Engineering
The Project in a Box initiative brings hands-on biomedical engineering lessons to local elementary schools
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Making meaningful devices under pressure
Undergraduate students flexed their hands-on engineering skills at the 2017 ASBME Makeathon, a competition to develop real-world biomedical devices.
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‘One life saved is huge, but I know it can be far more than that’
Deepika Bodapati’s low-cost, blood imaging device Athelas has already saved the lives of patients with early-stage leukemia
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Bioengineering models for muscular dystrophy research
Megan McCain receives a Rising Star Award for her innovative research on musculoskeletal disorders.
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Living in a Biomaterial World
Eun Ji Chung receives a Broad Innovation Award for her research proposal to use biologically inspired scaffolds in urethral tissue regeneration.
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Calling all “Makers”… are you ready for Makeathon 2017?
All students with biomedical interests are encouraged to participate in the annual engineering design team competition held in February.
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Beating the Spread
Knowing how cancer cells interface with surrounding cells may be key to preventing metastasis.
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Accessory Power
At 20 years old, USC Viterbi Biomedical Engineering student Nikita Dhesikan founded IDENTITI, a custom gemstone bracelet company that empowers women one gem at a time.
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They 3D Printed Hands for Children in Syria; Now They’re 3D Printing Eyewear for Children in Los Angeles
3D printed projects by students get ready to go from lab to market, including one ‘Spectacles Squad’.
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Tomorrow’s Entrepreneurs
Members of 17 burgeoning startups and their mentors recently met for the kickoff of the seventh annual Maseeh Entrepreneurship Prize Competition.
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Sam McBirney, Superbug Sleuth
A USC Viterbi Ph.D. student uncovers a flaw in research on the two biggest culprits in hospital-acquired bloodstream infections—and she knows how to fix it.
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It gets ‘Real’ for USC startups
Innovators at ‘The Real Deal @ USC’ meet their matches with Gen. David Petraeus and fellow investors
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What if this protein holds the key to a new dimension in cancer immunotherapy?
Assistant Professor Stacey Finley uses mathematical modeling in her novel research on LCK protein regulation in cancer immunotherapy.
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Rosa’s Choice
A trailblazing alumna and surgeon-engineer describes how she lived in two countries and between two dreams at once
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Eva Kanso Awarded $1 Million NSF INSPIRE Grant
AME Associate Professor Eva Kanso receives NSF INSPIRE grant to study bacteria-host interaction