Engineering Image Building confidence in biomedical engineering: Susan Burrell (KEYS ‘19) Tuesday From an enthusiastic high school intern to a first-year graduate student, local Tucsonan and KEYS Research Internship alum Susan Burrell is forging her path in biomedical engineering and health care innovation Read in KEYS Image $2.1M aids U of A researchers in building chemical sensors to safeguard troops Nov. 6, 2024 The U.S. Army awarded $2.1 million to a team of researchers led by BIO5 member Judith Su to build a handheld version of her record-breaking FLOWER sensing device for active military personnel. Read more in UA News Image $2.5M NSF-funded engineering program at U of A focuses on student strengths, not knowledge deficits Oct. 23, 2024 BIO5 member Vignesh Subbian is the project lead in the eCAMINOS program, which is expected to encourage more undergraduates to begin and complete engineering degrees in the next few years and ultimately fill gaps in the workforce. Read more in U of A News
Image Building confidence in biomedical engineering: Susan Burrell (KEYS ‘19) Tuesday From an enthusiastic high school intern to a first-year graduate student, local Tucsonan and KEYS Research Internship alum Susan Burrell is forging her path in biomedical engineering and health care innovation Read in KEYS
Image $2.1M aids U of A researchers in building chemical sensors to safeguard troops Nov. 6, 2024 The U.S. Army awarded $2.1 million to a team of researchers led by BIO5 member Judith Su to build a handheld version of her record-breaking FLOWER sensing device for active military personnel. Read more in UA News
Image $2.5M NSF-funded engineering program at U of A focuses on student strengths, not knowledge deficits Oct. 23, 2024 BIO5 member Vignesh Subbian is the project lead in the eCAMINOS program, which is expected to encourage more undergraduates to begin and complete engineering degrees in the next few years and ultimately fill gaps in the workforce. Read more in U of A News
