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 Fall 2020 seminars will take place virtually via Microsoft Teams on Mondays from 1:00 to 1:50 PM (MT).
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2020 Fall Seminar Schedule
August 24
Dr. Raymond Goodrich, CSU
COVID-19 and Vaccine Development at the Infectious Disease Research Center
August 31
Ahmed Aldohbeyb, SBME Ph.D. Student
New Methods for Quantifying Rapidity of Action potential Onset Differentiate Neuron Types
and
Roberta Maia Sabino, SAMD Ph.D. Student
Enhanced Hemocompatibility and Antibacterial Activity on Titania Nanotubes with Tanfloc/Heparin Polyelectrolyte Multilayers
September 7
University Holiday – No Seminar
September 14
Dr. Rebecca Pompano, University of Virginia
Lighting up inflammation outside the body using chemistry and microfluidics
September 21
Alex Gendernalik, SBME Ph.D. Student
September 28
Dr. Ann Hess, CSU
Sex Effects in Experimental Design and Data Analysis
October 5
Michael May, SBME Ph.D. Student
Chemical Master Equation Shows Cellular Autoregulation is Critical to Stochastic Control of Proteins
October 12
Iain Briongos, SBME Ph.D. Student
Platelet dynamics on substrates of varied stiffnesses
and
Alec Jones, SBME Ph.D. Student
Engineering nanoporous protein crystal scaffolds as delivery vectors for DNA and RNA
October 19
Dr. Chelsea S. Bahney, Steadman Clinic & Steadman Philippon Research Institute
Engineering better fracture healing
October 26
Jake Wolynski, SBME Ph.D. Student
Prediction of Bone Fracture Healing Outcome Using Direct Electromagnetic Coupling Antennae
November 2
Wes Anderson, SBME Ph.D. Student
Signal Analysis, Patterns for Analytics Systems, and Biometrics for Sensing
and
Samantha Kaonis, SBME Ph.D. Student
Towards mechanism driven mesenchymal stem cell-based bioengineering
November 9
Dr. Paul Rullkoetter, University of Denver
Denver Center for Orthopaedic Biomechanics – Overview and Applications in Joint Replacement
November 16
Dr. Brian Geiss, CSU
Development of rapid, portable SARS-CoV-2 diagnostics
November 23
University Holiday – No Seminar
November 30
Sid Jain, SBME Ph.D. Student
Improving access to molecular diagnosis tools through development of inexpensive, point-of-need nucleic acid sensor platforms
December 7
Dr. Yeoheung Yun, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
Engineered brain microphysiological system for recapitulating brain physiology and function
December 14
Finals Week – No Seminar