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Advancing Neural Stimulation: Kozai Designs a Wireless, Light-Activated Electrode
Pitt Bioengineer Takashi D.Y. Kozai receives a $1.6M NIH award to develop an innovative wireless neural device for long-term and precise stimulation
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Take heart: Pitt study reveals how relaxin targets cardiovascular disease
Pitt researchers detail the interplay between relaxin and Wnt signaling, noting its positive effects on an aging heart
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Embracing Diversity in Education: the Pittsburgh Community Gathers for the Swanson School’s Women’s + Networking Conference
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Three Bioengineering Graduate Students Receive American Heart Association Fellowships
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National Academy of Inventors elects William J. Federspiel as Fellow
Pitt Bioengineer recognized for life-saving artificial lung technology
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The Swanson School’s Fall 2019 Design Expo Showcases Creativity in Engineering
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A Close Look at a Sticky Situation
New Research Finds Missing Link between Soft Surface Adhesion and Surface Roughness
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Computing at the Speed of Light
First-of-a-kind electro-optical device provides solution to faster and more energy efficient computing memories and processors
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A New Offensive against Alzheimer’s Disease
Supported by a $3.7M NIH Grant, Tamer Ibrahim and Collaborators Will Use Next Generation Tic Tac Toe 7T MRI Technology for Real-Time Visualization of CSF Flow in the Brain
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Swanson School scores a hat-trick at 2019 Pitt Celebration of Innovation
MEMS' Dr. William "Buddy" Clark captures top honor