Jack Wallace, a sophomore Biomedical Engineering major, will compete at the 2018 Paralympics. Competing in the sport of sled hockey, Jack is thrilled to be representing his country. He states “the whole team believes we are the best. We are not planning on settling for anything less than gold”. To read more about Jack’s journey, click here.
Author Archives: School of Engineering
TCNJ Features “Full STEM Ahead” Article on Homepage
This past fall, Biomedical Engineering classes began to take place in the school’s brand new STEM complex. The space was designed with state-of-the-art facilities to provide students with a learning environment that is conducive to intellectual creativity, innovation, and collaboration. To read more about the STEM Complex from TCNJ’s feature, “Full STEM Ahead”, please click… Continue Reading
TCNJ’s BME Department Attend Annual BMES Meeting in Phoenix, AZ
For the 2017 Annual BMES Meeting, faculty and students from TCNJ’s Biomedical Engineering department traveled to Phoenix, AZ to present research. Continue Reading
Amulya Veldanda Wins Tau Beta Pi Scholarship
The School of Engineering is proud to congratulate senior Biomedical Engineering student Amulya Veldanda on receiving the 2017-2018 Stabile Scholarship. Continue Reading
BME Seniors Win 3rd Place at NEBEC Design Competition
On March 31, 2017, the senior Biomedical Engineering majors presented their Senior Projects at the Northeast Regional Bioengineering Conference Design Competition held at NJIT. TCNJ’s Venous Stent Team advised by Dr. Wagner and comprised of team leader Lauren Biernacki, Emily DiMartini, Alexa Magnotta and Caroline Wood won 3rd place overall in the NEBEC Design Competition… Continue Reading
Women In Engineering: Danielle Howe
In high school, Danielle Howe loved math and science class. She also really enjoyed physics, as her teachers made the class interesting and helped make the subject easy to learn. At the same time, she was interested in the medical field. When Howe thought about what she wanted to study in college, she thought about… Continue Reading
BME Students Attend National Biomedical Engineering Society Meeting in MN
In October, Thirteen junior and senior BME students joined Dr. Wagner and Dr. Lau at the National Biomedical Engineering Society meeting in Minneapolis, MN. The following students attended the event; Aakhila Rameeza, Alexander Borg, Amulya Veldanda, Danielle Howe, Philip Binaco, Chris Gearhart, Deyberkis Arias, Dale Johnson, Steven Ayala, Caroline Wood, Emily DiMartini, Paige Stroh… Continue Reading
BME Students Attend 2016 IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Conference in Orlando
TCNJ BME students Christopher (C.J.) Gearhart ’17, Miriam Meller ’17, Benjamin Varone ’17, and former Brazilian exchange student Daniel Tamashiro Jr. presented their research during the 38th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society in Orlando, Florida. C.J. Gearhart, Ben Varone presented their work with Associate Professor Brett BuSha on… Continue Reading
BME Students awarded MUSE and NJ Space Grant fellowship
Students from TCNJ’s biomedical engineering department have been studying one of the latest trends in NASA science. Dr. Anthony Lau and his research group have traveled across the country in hopes of gaining insight into the effects of space radiation on rodent bones. Danielle Howe, Dale Johnson, Alexander Borg, Steve Ayala and Phillip Bianco participated in the… Continue Reading
Biomedical Engineering 2015 MUSE Participants
Biomedical Engineering MUSE 2015 Projects Dr. Connie Hall Christine DeZerga, The Role of Microparticles in Flow Dependent Thrombosis Dr. Xuefeng Wei Miriam Meller & Sindhuja Kuchibhatla, Novel Electrode & Recording Electrode Continue Reading