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Luca and Tom receive 2021 MIT MathWorks Fellowship
Congratulations to Luca and Tom for receiving the 2021-22 MIT MathWorks Fellowship. The fellowship supports graduate students within the School of Engineering who are active users of MATLAB and/or Simulink. The fellowship will help to further Luca’s work on lumped parameter modeling of heart failure developed in Simulink, and Tom’s computational program for automated surgical…
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Markus wins Cardiovascular Student Research Symposium (CSRS) at Brown University Alpert Medical School and Yale Biological and Biomedical Science
Congrats to Markus on winning 1st place at the 2021 Cardiovascular Student Research Symposium (CSRS) at Brown University Alpert Medical School and Yale Biological and Biomedical Science.
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Keegan wins Meredith Kamm Memorial Award
Congrats to Keegan for winning the Meredith Kamm Memorial Award! This prize is awarded by the Mechanical Engineering department at MIT for Excellence in a Woman Graduate Student.
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Congrats to Sam, Tom and Brandon for completing their Masters Theses
Congrats to Sam, Tom and Brandon for completing their Masters Theses!
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Congrats to Arielle on 2nd Place in the ASAIO Student Design Contest
A huge congratulations to Arielle Rothman, visiting undergraduate student from Harvard University, and her mentor Dr. William Whyte on winning 2nd prize in the American Society for Artificial Internal Organs annual meeting for her work “ChemoPush: Localized and Controlled Chemotherapy Delivery to Treat Ovarian Cancer”
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Congrats to Claudia on her role in the Nature Materials paper on e-bioadhesive interfaces by the ever innovative Prof. Zhao and team
And nice behind the paper report from our talented collaborators Hyunwoo and Jue here https://devicematerialscommunity.nature.com/posts/bioadhesive-electronics
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The lab receives a Trailblazer Award from the NIBIB, NIH
We are so exicted to start working on an implantable diaphragmatic assist device for the next three years. Thank you to the NIBIB and the NIH!
Professor Ellen Roche's Research Group
