Eric Quartey is not only a biomedical engineering major and resident assistant, but he is also an electrical specialist with the US Air Force at the McGuire Air Force Base. A licensed personal trainer and Freehold, NJ EMT volunteer, he has applied to master’s programs, with a longer-term goal of combining his engineering background with a career as a physician.
“What surprised me the most about Rutgers Engineering is how such a big school is able to feel like such a close-knit community.” – Emily Sullivan
Senior Olivia Colavito found inspiration in her grandfather, who served as a combat medic in Ethiopia
Titled a "Dynamic Sensing of Pressure Wounds in Spinal Cord Injury", this three-year $600,000 research project runs from December 2024 to November 2027.
Student's committed advocacy for the disabled stems from her own – often frustrating – experiences following a traumatic brain injury in 2014, when she realized she needed to be a self-advocate.
Biochemical Engineering Professor is inducted as a 2024 International Society of Pharmacometrics (ISoP) Fellow for his research understanding the complex relationships between drugs, diseases, and patients through quantitative analyses.
Widnie Pierre-Louis is using her study abroad at the University of Manchester to further her biomedical engineering and health studies/policies interests.
Jason Maikos is the inaugural director of the VISN 2 Biomechanics Research for the Advancement of Veteran Outcomes (BRAVO) lab at the New York Harbor VA, where he established a clinical research lab that is leading the future of limb loss research.
As radio and wireless are becoming more and more prevalent in remote and wearable medical devices, students are adding an FCC radio license to their skill set.