Biomedical Engineering Graduate Seminars
The School of Biomedical Engineering hosts graduate seminars to help students expand their knowledge of current research and industry trends in biomedical engineering and related disciplines. Speakers include leading faculty and trainee researchers at Colorado State and distinguished guests from around the world.
The Spring 2023 seminars will take place on Mondays from 1:00 to 1:50 PM (MT) in Clark Building, Room 213, except as noted.
Questions?
Contact Sara Mattern
Upcoming Seminars
January 23
Amanda Cherwin, SBME Ph.D. Student
Development of an Ex Vivo Microfluidic Model System for a ‘Leaky Gut’
January 30
Dr. Kim Chaffin, Medtronic
In Vivo Long-Term Durability of Implanted Materials
February 6
Dr. Steve Simske, CSU
Can Humans Live in Space?
February 13
Jacob DeRoo, SBME Ph.D. Student
Design and Synthesis of Multipart Materials: MOF’s, Protein Crystals, and Antibodies
February 20
Dr. Randy Bartels, CSU New Tools for Biological and Biomedical Imaging
February 27
Dr. Christie Peebles, CSU
The Intersection of Synthetic Biology and Biomedical Engineering
March 6 Dr. Stuart Tobet, CSU Understanding Chemical Communications Between Cells: A Perspective from In Vivo to Ex Vivo
March 13
Spring Break – No Seminar
March 20
No Seminar
March 23 – NOTE: This seminar takes place on Thursday in Scott 229.
Dr. Laurel Hind, University of Colorado, Boulder
An Infection-on-a-Chip Device for Elucidating how Multicellular Interactions Drive the Innate Immune Response to Infection
March 27
Joshua Cook, SBME M.S. Student Using Finite State Projection and Fisher Information to Improve Single-Cell Understanding of DUSP1 Transcription
Ethan Shields, SBME Ph.D. Student Isorecticular Co-Crystals as Scaffolds for DNA Binding Guest Molecules
April 3
Dr. Jennifer Mueller, CSU
Electrical Impedance Tomography for Pulmonary Imaging
April 10
Dr. Melissa Krebs, Colorado School of Mines Cell-Instructive Biomaterials for Tissue Regeneration
April 17
Joshua Cook, SBME M.S. Student
Using Finite State Projection and Fisher Information to Improve Single-Cell Understanding of DUSP1 Transcription
Ethan Shields, SBME Ph.D. Student
Isoreticular Co-Crystals as Scaffolds for DNA Binding Guest Molecules
April 24
Engineering Days – No Seminar
May 1
Dr. Evan Scott, Northwestern University
Engineering the Bio/Nano Interface for Cell-Selective Nanotherapy
May 8
Finals Week – No Seminar