3D tissues can reveal more about disease than traditional 2D slices, but they are enormously complex. Find out how a new AI tool can analyze these data-rich specimens to predict outcomes: nibib.nih.gov/news-events/ne… Andrew H. Song Jonathan Liu Faisal Mahmood Mechanical Engineering at UW

NEW: Today in New Orleans, President Biden and Jill Biden will announce up to $150 million in ARPA-H awards to develop technologies that will allow surgeons to provide more successful tumor-removal surgeries for people facing cancer. (1/4) whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/…

These awards will support researchers from 8 teams across the country who are pursuing innovative ideas as part of our PSI program! 👏 Tulane University, Rice University, University of Washington, UC San Francisco, University of Illinois, Johns Hopkins University, Dartmouth 🌲, Cision Vision (2/4) arpa-h.gov/news-and-event…

A new project led by ME Professor Jonathan Liu aims to help surgeons to remove tumors more completely & rapidly during a single procedure. The multi-university and industry partnership is funded by an up to $21.1 million award from ARPA-H. me.washington.edu/news/article/2…

Excited to work on this with Alpenglow Biosciences Faisal Mahmood Eben L Rosenthal, MD Michael Topf MD, MSCI and our talented engineers and clinicians University of Washington !

University of Washington awarded $21M in ‘Cancer Moonshot’ funding for new cell imaging techniques geekwire.com/2024/universit…

A new project led by Mechanical Engineering at UW Professor @Jonliu123 aims to help surgeons remove tumors more comprehensively and rapidly during a single procedure. The multi-university and industry partnership is funded by an up to $21.1 million award from ARPA-H. 🔬 me.washington.edu/news/article/2…

A UW-led team could receive up to $21.1 million in federal grant money to develop technology that helps guide cancer removal surgeries. st.news/4fFPau7

3D imaging and AI for better cancer surgery outcomes. me.washington.edu/news/article/2… via Mechanical Engineering at UW #PopulationHealth

Congratulations to Mechanical Engineering at UW Clean Energy Institute PhD student Michelle Katz Michelle E. R. Katz on her new paper! "High-Viscosity Phase Inversion Separators for Freestanding and Direct-on-Electrode Manufacturing in Lithium-Ion Batteries" | ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Injuries like ACL tears are 2-8x more common in women’s sports than men’s. Mechanical Engineering at UW Professor Jenny Robinson leads the TARE lab to uncover why. The lab is focused on better recovery methods for female athletes. 🤾‍♀️ Learn more in our Q&A from @UWNews: bit.ly/3WNznAH

Please join us for the Society for Biomaterials (SFBiomaterials)'s inaugural Northwest Symposia here in Seattle University of Washington on Sept. 19-20, 2024! Exciting speakers, posters, social, & networking. Early bird registration ends THIS FRIDAY (8/23). Register here: biomaterials.org/2024-regional-…

⏰ Just 4 weeks left for project sponsors to submit project proposals for the UW Engineering Industry Capstone Program! Get real-world solutions, assess top talent and boost your brand. Learn about past projects and submit your proposal here: engr.washington.edu/industry/capst…

To more accurately distinguish pediatric & adult patients during cardiac arrest emergencies, a UW Engineering Innovation in Health capstone team with ME & UW Chemical Engineering students developed ShockSafe, an AED weight-detection accessory. The project was sponsored by Philips me.washington.edu/news/article/2… #HuskyExperience

Defibrillators save lives, but shock dosage matters, especially for kids vs adults. A UW Engineering Innovation in Health Capstone team developed ShockSafe to quickly & accurately differentiate patients, enabling more precise AED use. Collaboration with Mechanical Engineering at UW, UW Chemical Engineering, Philips. bit.ly/3Z1FIvk

A new ARPA-H project led by ME Professor Jonathan Liu aims to to help surgeons remove tumors more precisely and efficiently.

The UW Husky Robotics team, which designs and builds a mock Mars rover each year, recently won 3rd place in the 2024 Canadian International Rover Challenge. The team also earned 1st place in a task demonstrating exceptional arm dexterity & precision. Congrats! 🎉#HuskyExperience

Future Huskies—UW Engineering freshman applications are now open! 📣 Get hands-on experience with world-class research and tackle real-world challenges. Apply by Nov 15! More info: bit.ly/4e5l81h

Preliminary results from a clinical trial show promise for improved treatment of painful urinary stones in cats. UW researchers, including ME Associate Professor & Applied Physics Laboratory engineer Michael Bailey, worked with UMN College Vet Med on the study. profiles-vetmed.umn.edu/article/pionee…