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Job Search: BME Department Head
Job Search: BME Department Head

The University of Connecticut seeks an outstanding leader and mentor to serve as Head of the Biomedical Engineering Department.

The successful candidate will be a senior faculty with strong management skills, a driving collaborative spirit, a shared vision for excellence, and a demonstrated capability to lead a highly impactful, extramurally funded research program.

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Dr. Liisa Kuhn Featured on NBC CT
Dr. Liisa Kuhn Featured on NBC CT

On October 27th, Dr. Liisa Kuhn was featured on NBC CT for her work 3D printing a new type of breast prostheses. Watch here, and please join us in celebrating Dr. Kuhn and her excellent work.

Dr. David M. Pierce Named new Vice Chair of ASME BED Solids Technical Committee
Dr. David M. Pierce Named new Vice Chair of ASME BED Solids Technical Committee

Please join us in congratulating Dr. David M. Pierce who has been named the new Vice Chair of the ASME BED Solids Technical Committee. 

Dr. Liisa Kuhn Featured on NBC CT
Dr. Liisa Kuhn Featured on Channel 12 Connecticut

On November 15th, Dr. Liisa Kuhn was featured on Channel 12 Connecticut for her work with 3D printed breast forms. Watch here, and please join us in celebrating Dr. Kuhn and her excellent work.

Nukavarapu Named 2023 Distinguished Engineering Educator
Nukavarapu Named 2023 Distinguished Engineering Educator

The University of Connecticut is proud to announce that on April 20, Professor Syam Nukavarapu was selected as the winner of the 2023 Distinguished Engineering Educator Award for his dedication to high-quality engineering education, novel pedagogical methods, and personal professional development.
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Please join us in congratulating Dr. Nukavarapu!

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The Cato T. Laurencin Institute for Regenerative Engineering at UConn Selects Dr. Kristin Morgan, To Be One of Four Presidential M1 Mentorship Program Awardees

The Cato T. Laurencin Institute for Regenerative Engineering at UConn, in conjunction with the Office of the Provost, has selected the 2023 Presidential M1 Mentorship Program Awardees. The program aims to create a national model for best practices in the mentorship of underrepresented students and faculty in the sciences, engineering and biomedicine.
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Click Here to read more about the M1 Mentorship Program Awardees
Click Here to read more about Dr. Morgan

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