Biomedical Engineering News - October 2018

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Could Wearable Technology Help Patients Monitor Blood Pressure?

Oct. 30, 2018 | Katie Maass

A lab simulation model of an artificial artery in the Slepian Lab at the University of Arizona Sarver Heart Center demonstrates “pulse wave velocity” is a feasible measurement for monitoring blood pressure.

Wave of the Future >>

Experts From Abroad Named to UA's First International Scholar Academy

Oct. 30, 2018 | Jordyn Stinnett

Eighteen elite researchers, professionals and instructors from around the world who are doing work at the UA have been chosen for the first International Scholar Academy.

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The Key to Healthy Humans, Safe Spacecraft and Prospering Plants

Oct. 29, 2018 | Emily Dieckman

University of Arizona professor Wolfgang Fink is recognized as fellow by Prognostics and Health Management Society.

Future Looks Healthy >>

Hannah Whetzel

Major Monday: Hannah Whetzel

Oct. 18, 2018 | Lauren Keys

When Hannah Whetzel isn't at the track running 5Ks, she is in the lab studying mechanical engineering.

On Track for Success >>

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Traumatic Brain Injury: What Happens Next?

Oct. 4, 2018 | Emily Dieckman

More efficient classification and predictive models could lead to better treatment for traumatic brain injuries.

Better Prognosis Possible >>

Hongyue Jin

College of Engineering Welcomes New Faculty

Oct. 4, 2018 | Emily Dieckman

New faculty starting fall 2018 bring expertise in areas ranging from wearable electronics to autonomous vehicles.

Team Builders >>

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Fab Fun Could Save Lives

Oct. 4, 2018 | Emily Dieckman

Engineering freshmen and sophomores gain hands-on experience building water purifiers at event sponsored by Salt River Project.

Simple Fix for Complex Problem >>