Physics Camp 2019
All the attendees of our Design Connect and Create gathered for a group photo.
On February 24, 2020, UTA Bioengineering students visited with students from E.A. Young Academy to show them some of the exciting things happening in the field of Bioengineering.
On March 22, 2019, UTA Bioengineering students visited with students from Joshua High School to show them some of the exciting things happening in the field of Bioengineering.
NIH Fellows led by Professor Kytai Nguyen hosted the “Design, Connect, Create” Physics Camp to introduce young women interested in STEM to the field of nanotechnology in biomedical engineering. The ladies toured state of the art research labs and learned cutting edge research techniques. They were present for hands on activities that demonstrated sensors that detect heart rate and eye movement.
All the attendees of our Design Connect and Create gathered for a group photo.
Three Physics Camp participants observe a demonstration of a LABNIRS system by Professor Hanli Liu.
NIH T32 Fellow Victoria Messerschmidt showing campers her imaging techniques using lasers and zebrafish.
Three Physics Camp participants learn about NIH T32 Fellow LeNaiya Kydd's current research efforts.
On January 29, 2018, UTA Bioengineering students visited with students from Sunset High School in Dallas to show them some of the exciting things happening in the field of Bioengineering.
On March 28, 2018 UTA Bioengineering students presented before students at the Young Women's Leadership Academy to give them an introduction to the Bioengineering program at UTA.
On June 15, 2018 UTA Bioengineering delivered hosted a summer camp session including hands on presentations to the Physics Camp for Females.
Aneetta Kuriakose presents her nanotechnology research progress for treatment of peripheral arterial disease.
Elizabeth Lyde, a 2nd year NIH T32 Fellow, shares her research with fellow Ph.D. candidate Caleb Liebman.