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Hala Nassereddine Receives ELECTRI International Early Career Award
The purpose of the Early Career Award is to initiate a relationship with young researchers who will bring a new focus into the ELECTRI “research family.”
Dan M. Ionel Receives Veinott Award from IEEE Power and Energy Society
The Cyril G. Veinott Award is the highest distinction for electromechanical energy conversion.
Luke Fortner Nominated for 2020 William V. Campbell Trophy
The award recognizes an individual as the absolute best in the country for his academic success, football performance and exemplary leadership.
Martha Grady Leading Major Research Project through NIH COBRE Grant
Assistant professor Martha Grady will lead the project titled "Quantitative Mechanical Phenotyping of Bacterial Biofilms on Implant Surfaces."
Engineering Alumnus Who Helped Build the Computer Mouse Passes Away
William English (BSEE 1950), not only helped invent the computer mouse but also made other significant contributions to the computer interface.
Dean Rudy Buchheit Named to University of Kentucky Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Leadership Team
During his time at Ohio State, Buchheit supervised the recruitment of a three-year faculty cohort that was 45 percent women and diverse men.
Rebecca Mize Joins BME Department as Student Advisor
Rebecca will be working with undergraduate students in the new undergraduate BME program.
UK Surgeons, Engineer Collaborate on Medical Tech Design
The endoscopic bleeding control device will help improve the safety of complex interventional endoscopic procedures.
Researchers Publish Study Looking at Approaches to Better Treat Alzheimer's Disease
Ai-Ling Lin is an associate professor at UK's Sanders-Brown Center on Aging and College of Medicine with a joint appointment in BME.
Stephen Ware, Ph.D. Students Contribute Three Papers to AIIDE Conference
AIIDE is one of the top academic conferences for publishing research on artificial intelligence for games and game-adjacent areas such as training simulations.