Siddhartha Sikdar, a professor in the Bioengineering Department, is using ultrasound technology to give people better control of prosthetics for their arms, hands, and legs.
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Giorgio Ascoli presents a decade’s worth of work on the NeuroMorpho project at the Krasnow Institute for Advanced Study. A 100-foot-long banner contains 50,000 reconstructions of neurons, each about the size of a stamp and look like small trees.
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Bioengineering student Sameen Yusuf worked to make a low-cost oxygen analyzer that is powered by hearing aid batteries.
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Zachary Baker, BS Bioengineering ’18, was the leader of a senior design team that created an initial prototype of a system capable of merging magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and microscope images. The project won first place at a Biomedical Engineering Society undergraduate research competition.
Innovation
Isabella Nicola plays the violin with a 3-D prosthetic left arm designed by a senior design team of Mason bioengineering students from Mason's Volgeneau School.
Researchers Use Ultrasound to Improve Lives of Amputees
Bioengineering Researcher Works on Diagnosis, Treatment Techniques for Brain Aneurysms
