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Dr. Koh’s research is about doing more with less. “More” is quick and early detection of harmful things. “Less” is detecting them on a DNA level with nanoscale technology. |
Working with a $2.2 million grant from the Department of Defense, Dr. Romero-Ortega is helping soldiers who have been wounded and lost one or more limbs. |
Bioengineering researcher Jian Yang has developed a material that’s fluorescent, biodegradable, and safe to implant in the body. |
What do you do when life-saving technology harms the environment? If you’re chemistry Professor Purnendu “Sandy” Dasgupta, you innovate. |
Dr. J.C. Chiao is pioneering the use of RFID (tiny, wireless, battery-free sensors commonly used in retail stores and the defense industry) for medical research. |
Surgery is getting a high-tech upgrade, thanks to bioengineering Assistant Professor Digant Davé and his team. |