Smooth transition expected as Rashid Bashir joins Carle Illinois College of Medicine and Michael Insana becomes interim department head. Read on... |
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New hires strengthen BioE's expertise in nanotechnology, genetic editing, cellular imaging, biomaterials, and protein engineering. Read on... |
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Rohit Bhargava leads center that brings 90 Illinois faculty members and many post-docs and graduate students to pursue cancer-related research. Read on... |
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Princess Imoukhuede will use the $500,000 grant to investigate the process of blood vessel formation, especially as it relates to cancer therapy. Read on... |
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Jenny Amos, Rashid Bashir, Steve Boppart, Wawrzyniec Dobrucki, Kris Kilian, Dipanjan Pan, Pablo Perez-Pinera, Andrew Smith, and Brad Sutton bring a broad range of expertise to the new engineering-based college of medicine. Read on... |
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Dipanjan Pan's team will use the SBIR funding to develop a handheld device that even non-specialists can use to quickly detect severe eye injuries--whether they be on the battlefield or in the farm field. Read on... |
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The nearly $500,000 gift enables the Bioengineering department to develop an innovative, hands-on laboratory and instructional course to teach students the fundamental principles in forward-design of microscale biofabrication. Read on... |
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Brian Cunningham's group develops portable transmission-reflectance-intensity (TRI)-Analyzer that analyzes samples as reliably as clinic-based instruments. Read on... |
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Kris Kilian's group has developed a chemical array to culture metastatic cancer cells so that different treatments can be tested on them. Read on...
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Andrew Smith's novel optical crystallography method eliminates the need for slow and expensive X-ray equipment and large quantities of materials that have to be purified. Read on... |
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Rashid Bashir's group develops portable device that helps doctors identify sepsis at its onset. Read on... |
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Roy Dar recently provided the first evidence that viruses and hosts share highly similar regulatory sequences in their promoters. Read on... |
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BioE faculty and grad students introduce undergraduates to advanced imaging and microscopy technologies through hands-on research projects. Read on... |
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