Biomedical Engineering: Designing tools for a healthy future

Biomedical Engineering

April 2-23, 2019

The Spring 2019 Conversations with Scientists learning series featured experts from the Marquette University and Medical College of Wisconsin Department of Biomedical Engineering for four nights highlighting how this cutting-edge field is working to design tools that protect us in our daily lives and create innovations that change how medical procedures are performed to transform health and health care.

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  April 2: Designing Prevention

Biomedical engineering advancements benefit us all – whether we know it or not. On the first evening of this four-part speaker series, Dr. Janelle Cross and Dr. Frank Pintar will explore how scientists use biomedical engineering tools to prevent injuries in everyday life, from protecting against sports injuries by studying the biomechanics of baseball pitching to the prevention of vehicle crash injuries.   

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Dr. Janelle Cross           Dr. Frank Pintar

Dr. Janelle Cross        Dr. Frank Pintar
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  April 9: Creating a Better Diagnosis

A critical step in receiving the best health care possible is first receiving the best diagnosis possible. Explore how biomedical engineers are improving tools to give patients a better diagnosis. Join as Dr. Said Audi, Dr. Bing Yu, and Dr. Taly Gilat Schmidt share how imaging advancements are diagnosing diseases, offering hope for healthier outcomes with every diagnosis.

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Dr. Said Audi              Dr. Bing Yu              Dr. Taly Gilat Schmidt

Dr. Said Audi                Dr. Bing Yu                    Dr. Taly Gilat Schmidt
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  April 16: Engineering Answers from Within

Rather than engineer tools outside the body, what if we could attack diseases from within? Today’s biomedical engineers are doing just that, using cells and molecules to understand and combat diseases from inside the body. Join Dr. Brian Hoffmann and Dr. Brandon Tefft for a discussion on new approaches to creating cutting-edge treatments in diabetes and heart disease.

 

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Dr. Brian Hoffman                 Dr. Brandon Tefft

Dr. Brian Hoffmann        Dr. Brandon Tefft
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  April 23: Bridging the Gap

To revolutionize health care, biomedical engineering advancements must be translated from the lab to the clinic. Join Dr. Guilherme Garcia, Dr. Tucker Woodson, and Dr. John LaDisa to explore innovative ways biomedical engineers are bridging the gap between technology and patient care, from using 3D printing to study obstructive sleep apnea to utilizing virtual reality to familiarize patients with complex procedures.

 

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Dr. Tucker Woodson                  Dr. Guilherme Garcia                      Dr. John LaDisa

Dr. Tucker Woodson       Dr. Guilherme Garcia         Dr. John LaDisa

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