If you're applying to biomedical engineering graduate programs this cycle, attend one of our upcoming Cornell BME information sessions! Come learn about our faculty, research areas, and get insight into navigating the application process (and get a fee waiver 🤑) Biomedical Engineering Society

Are PhD students aware of Open Grants? This is an online repository for applications that got funded or rejected. Applicants share their essays as examples for future applicants. (E.g. NSF, NIH, Ford, etc). Please share! #NSFGRFP #NIH #AcademicTwitter ogrants.org

This is a huge factor in why I chose to attend Cornell BME for my PhD—there is no qualifying exam. We only have the dissertation proposal, which was one of the most affirming and validating moments of my graduate school experience. It saves us so, so much unnecessary stress 😬

Proud of how Cornell BME, BME Undergraduate Office students consistently show up for & lead diversity efforts Cornell University. Twelve students recognized for diversity leadership w/ Cornell Engineering’s 2021 Diversity Programs in Engineering (DPE) awards. bme.cornell.edu/news/meinig-sc…

Hey, people thinking about applying for the NSF GRFP! Here are some resources! And yes, first year grad student reading this and thinking "oh but that's not me", this means you! Kindly set the imposter syndrome aside for a second and read this thread! ❤️ (1/10)

This is for everyone who struggles with reading research papers. That used to be me. Pre-grad school, it could take me a week to at least get the gist of one paper. Well, not any longer. I’m a lot faster now and can go through multiple papers in a day. So what changed? ⬇️⬇️

“Good afternoon, I am a first year PhD student interested in your lab. Do you have a rotation opening in your lab?”

Excited to share our preprint on “traveling networks” – connected systems that move through space due to dynamic rearrangements. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Check out our new platform to meter and mix many reagents with little effort!

SPOTs use 1: Live cell growth and inhibition: testing antibiotic combinations. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

SPOTs use 2: Combinatorial material generation: perovskites. With @dncongreve lab and @MAHESHKUMARG4 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

SPOTs use 3: Library preparation for sequencing: genotyping a library of microbial isolates with 16S. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

SPOTs use n: Read more at the link below and feel free to reach out if you’d like to use this tool biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Finally out! A huge effort using techniques & principles from many different disciplines to understand an underappreciated axis of cancer-immune interactions

Revolutionizing Research: Cornell Engineering Cornell BME Ph.D. student Jonathan Albo in Cira Lab is developing new technology to revolutionize how liquid-handling experiments are done, enabling better treatment of illness in humans and animals. bme.cornell.edu/spotlights/rev…