NYU Tandon BME

Take a break from studying for finals and join us this week for our 12th colloquium speaker of the semester! Dr. Stephen D. Ginsburg!

Join us this week for our 11th colloquium speaker of the semester ! Dr. Adam Buchwald will be discussing how his team aims to understand speech and language production mechanisms, and how we can help individuals with impairment to these crucial abilities subsequent to stroke.

Join us this week at 433 1st Avenue for Lee Makowski's presentation on Unravelling the Molecular Events in the Progression of Alzheimer's Disease! Prof. Makowski’s research, if successful, could help in the development of treatments that could slow the disease even further.

Make sure to catch Dr. Daya Lin's lecture based off of her research investigating how the sensory information is relayed, integrated, extracted and diverged to ultimately cause the behavioral output. It's this Thursday at 2 PM!

Join us this week for our 6th colloquium speaker of the semester ! Dr. Kellie Owens will be discussing recent research on identifying genetic predisposition to diseases as a means of intervention as well as which genetic tests are appropriate.

Happy first week of October! Join us this week to listen to Shuyan Du’s explains her work in Disease Biomarker Imaging

Be sure to catch Dr. Yarmarkovich discussing his work with Cancer Immunotherapy this Thursday! More information linked in the bio within the Colloquium section.

This week we have Dr. Kim’s presentation discussing her research on the intersection of technology, neurorehabilitation, and client-centered care. Make sure to tune in either in-person or through the zoom link provided on the BME Colloquium webpage!

Last week Dr. Davoli discussed the causes and consequences of genomic copy number alterations. If you missed this presentation make sure to click the link in the bio to read up on the research.

If you happened to miss Dr. Chklovskii’s lecture on September 7th make sure to check out the link in the bio and follow it to the colloquium section to read all about it. Make sure to check out the BME's new Instagram account @nyubme

Salamanders regrow a limb if it is cut off. Why can't we do that? Or what do we need to make it work. This is what Prof. Irene de Lazaro, the most recent recruit to our fast growing department, will talk about this Tuesday, Nov. 8, at 11:00 am EST. (nyu.zoom.us/j/93684649699)

Join us at 11:00am EST to listen to Lingyan Shi, a rising star in the field of biophotonics from UC San Diego. She will talk about Super Resolution Metabolic Imaging in Aging and Diseases. <nyu.zoom.us/j/93684649699>

Join us this Tuesday, March 8, at 11:00am to learn about pain and the brain! <nyu.zoom.us/j/96056044278>