Events

Attend seminars, learn about research and industry trends in biomedical engineering and related disciplines, connect with industry, faculty, and other students.

Spring 2009 Biomedical Engineering Seminars

NOTE: Time and location change!

Thursdays 11:15 am - 12:05 pm

101B Natural and Environemental Sciences Building (except as noted)

Please check back before attending, as the schedule may change.

Seminars are sponsored by the Biomedical Engineering Society Student Chapter.

Date Speaker Seminar Title Affiliation
Aug 27 No speaker this week

Sept 3

Ethan Minot, PhD Carbon Nanotube Transisters

for Biological Applications

Assistant Professor, Physics, Oregon State University
Sept 10 Ray Browning, PhD
Pound for pound: How obesity

influences the biomechanics and

energetics of walking

Assistant Professor, CSU School of Biomedical Engineering; Dept of Health and Exercise Science

Oct 1

 

Ashok Prasad, PhD

NOTE: Room
and time change
– 11:15 in NESB
B101

The Systems Biology of Autoimmunity: Digital Signaling, Signal Filters and Central Tolerance in Thymocytes
Systems

Assistant Professor, CSU School of Biomedical Engineering; Dept of Chemical & Biological Engineering

Oct 8 Anthony Ross, PhD Designing minimally and non-invasive cancer treatments

Group Leader, Interventional Onocology Department, Covidien Energy-Based Devices

Oct 29 Greg Naugle Scale up Challenges of Mammalian Cell Culture and Monoclonal Antibody Proessing Principal Engineer, Process Engineering, Amgen
Nov 5 Amir Ghanei, PhD Navigation Technology for Minimally Invasive Surgery Principal Research Scientist, R&D, Medtronic
Nov 12 Tim Ruckh, PhD Candidate Evaluation of osteogenic design factors in electrospun poly (e-caprolactone) nanofiber scaffolds CSU School of Biomedical Engineering
Nov 19 Susan Yonemura, PhD Candidate Hydrogels for Orthopaedic Applications CSU School of Biomedical Engineering
Dec 3 Prasad Dasi,
PhD
Flow Optimization in Cardiac Problems - From prosthetic device designs to surgical repairs Assistant Professor, CSU
School of Biomedical
Engineering, Mechanical
Engineering
Dec 10 Tom Cohen, PhD Stu Tobet, PhD Potential of Biosensors for Visualizing Chemical Gradients in Living Tissue CSU School of Biomedical Engineering and Professors in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Biomedical Sciences

 

For more information on the Biomedical Engineering Society, email: bmes.csu@gmail.com

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