Recent News

  • 07/22/2016

    An Overview of Single Cell Technology, From Miller-Jensen Lab
    Biomedical Engineering

    An expanding array of technologies are giving scientists a better look at single cells. In a recent journal article, Prof. Kathryn Miller-Jensen notes that researchers would do well to take...

    learn more...

  • 07/20/2016

    Yale researchers apply new imaging tool to common brain disorders
    Biomedical Engineering

    A Yale-led team of researchers developed a new approach to scanning the brain for changes in synapses that are associated with common brain disorders. The technique may provide insights into the...

    learn more...

  • 06/17/2016

    Yale Celebrates a Nation of Makers
    Biomedical Engineering, Chemical and Environmental Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science

    If you were to visit the Center for Engineering Innovation & Design (CEID) recently, you might find a researcher using the 3D printer to reproduce fossilized monkey bones. Or you might meet a...

    learn more...

  • 06/15/2016

    Special, Life-Saving Delivery
    Biomedical Engineering

    A surgeon peers through an imaging device that magnifies the open abdomen of her patient, revealing a malignant mass that she carefully removes, leaving no visible evidence of disease behind.

    ...
    learn more...

  • 06/10/2016

    From Electric Motors to Patient-Based Apps, The 2016 CEID Fellows Are Ready To Innovate
    Biomedical Engineering, Chemical and Environmental Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science

    The fourth cohort of the Yale School of Engineering & Applied Science's Summer Design Fellowship program, held at the Center for Engineering Innovation and Design (CEID), is here and ready to...

    learn more...

  • 06/09/2016

    From Nanotechnology, A Better Prognostic Tool For Brain Cancer
    Biomedical Engineering

    A new nano-fabricated platform for observing brain cancer cells provides a much more detailed look at how the cells migrate and a more accurate post-surgery prognosis for brain cancer (...

    learn more...

  • 05/31/2016

    From the Fahmy Lab, Vaccine Makes Use of "Artificial Bacteria"
    Biomedical Engineering

    Today, commercially available vaccines come in a solution with three main components: the antigen (the part of the pathogen that activates the immune system) the adjuvant (which further boosts the...

    learn more...

  • 05/23/2016

    BME Doctoral Student Honored with Prize Teaching Fellowship
    Biomedical Engineering

    Among the most important resources undergraduate students have at Yale are their section teaching fellows (TF), doctoral students who assist in the teaching of a course.

    learn more...

  • 05/23/2016

    SEAS Celebrates Class of 2016
    Biomedical Engineering, Chemical and Environmental Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science

    Members of the Yale School of Engineering & Applied Science community celebrated the awarding of 192 Engineering degrees on May 23, 2016.

    learn more...

  • 05/17/2016

    Bioengineered blood vessel is safe for dialysis patients, study finds
    Biomedical Engineering

    A Yale scientist collaborated with researchers at Duke University and surgeons in Poland and the United States to create bioengineered blood vessels for kidney-disease patients on dialysis. The...

    learn more...

  • 05/06/2016

    Saltzman named new head of Jonathan Edwards
    Biomedical Engineering

    Mark Saltzman, a professor of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering, will serve as the next Head of Jonathan Edwards College, University President Peter Salovey announced in a gathering at the...

    learn more...

  • 05/05/2016

    James S. Tyler Jr. ’65 D.Eng. supports Yale CEID
    Biomedical Engineering, Chemical and Environmental Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science

    James S. Tyler Jr. '65 D.Eng has made a new $20 million commitment to support the Center for Engineering Innovation and Design (CEID), a program and design laboratory serving Yale's School of...

    learn more...

  • 05/04/2016

    Sigworth elected to prestigious National Academy of Sciences
    Biomedical Engineering

    Frederick J. Sigworth has been elected to the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) in recognition of his distinguished and continuing achievements in original research.

    learn more...

  • 04/21/2016

    Mark Saltzman Inducted Into Iowa State CBE Hall of Fame
    Biomedical Engineering

    Prof. Mark Saltzman was inducted into the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering Hall of Fame at Iowa State University this week.

    learn more...

  • 04/13/2016

    New laser gets to the heart of imaging
    Biomedical Engineering

    Yale scientists have developed a laser imaging system with the versatility to look at both the structure of biological tissue and the dynamic activity — such as a heartbeat or the movement of...

    learn more...