Bhushan Thakkar Bhushan Thakkar PT, PhD will defend his PhD research on brain stimulation to treat painful diabetic neuropathy on Wed Oct 19 at 1 pm EST. Join us via zoom or in person! VCU College of Health Professions VCU Dept of Kinesiology and Health Sciences VCU Biomedical Engineering #pain #neuro

We’re here for the cheers in congratulating Bhushan Thakkar PT, PhD (#resilient) for successfully defending his dissertation!! He’ll be truly missed as he makes his way to the Univ of Dundee, Scotland for a postdoctoral position. REALab VCU

Congrats to VCU Biomedical Engineering graduate Dr. Roumengous and Dr. Thakkar Bhushan Thakkar PT, PhD on their publication out today! Paired pulse transcranial magnetic stimulation in the assessment of biceps voluntary activation in individuals with tetraplegia frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

Researchers from VCU Biomedical Engineering are advancing their investigations with support from research grants and private sector collaborations. Learn more about how these contributions facilitate their research: bit.ly/3DXtOaX. #VCUEngineers #VCUResearch #UncommonEngineering #VCUBME

We are excited to host Amy Adkins on Feb 22 for our VCU Biomedical Engineering seminar on the topic of structural adaptation in human muscle. Thanks for coming! Webinar registration here: vcu.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Come see research by our graduate and undergraduate students this week if you're at #IEEENER in Baltimore!

This is an amazing opportunity to work with an outstanding PI and lab! As a former postdoc in the same department, I am happy to talk about postdoc life at VCU BME if anyone wants more information.

Hearty congratulations President's Choice Award - out of 700 posters! #ASB2023

Congratulations on your publication Bhushan Thakkar PT, PhD ! We examined the neural mechanisms of repetitive brain stimulation in two brain regions in neuropathic pain patients with Type 2 diabetes. VCU Dept of Kinesiology and Health Sciences VCU Biomedical Engineering authors.elsevier.com/c/1hgxv3Wb0Gwv…

Thank you REALab VCU for sharing the link to our paper. Excited to see this published in Neurophysiologie Clinique where we assessed the changes in Psychophysical pain mechanisms, Corticospinal excitability and Intracortical inhibition post pcTBS at M1 and DLPFC IASP

Last day at #NeuPSIG2023, I am presenting my dissertation work this morning from 9.45am-10.45am. SA133 SA135 and SA131 NeuPSIG IASP REALab VCU VCU Dept of Kinesiology and Health Sciences #biomarkers #neuropathicpain #neuromodulation

Biomedical Engineering Society make sure to stop by booth #661 to learn about all the exciting things going on VCU Biomedical Engineering! Your future is so bright VCU Engineering you will need cool color changing shades!! #swag #VCUatBMES #BMES2023

Many thanks to the VCU Biomedical Engineering students, faculty and staff who have made the Biomedical Engineering Society #BMES2023 conference such a rewarding experience. Go Rams! 🐏 #VCUatBMES #BMES #RamEngineers #UnrivaledEngineering

Two posters (# 23 and 81) to check out Saturday morning at #BMES2023 from VCU Biomedical Engineering, particularly if you're interested in modeling upper limb strength and shoulder biomechanics! Thanks to UWM Engineering for the great collaboration! #VCUatBMES Biomedical Engineering Society

Thrilled to share that we will be joining PM&R at VCU as Assistant Professors! It’s been a long journey for us both to land full time positions & are so happy to join the VCU team! So thankful for our time at U-M with the amazing people here! Here’s to the next chapter! 🐏🏛️

Yeajin Cho is defending her Master's Thesis on Thursday Nov 30 at 2 pm in ERB 1313 (and via zoom)! Yeajin was an amazing contributor to our neuromodulation studies as an undergrad before leading her own work in strength scaling musculoskeletal models. VCU Engineering VCU Biomedical Engineering

Applications for VCU's NSF funded Summer Undergraduate Research Experience in mechanobiology are due February 10, 2024. This is a 10-week program and a great opportunity for students in biomedical engineering, with competitive stipends offered. egr.vcu.edu/departments/bi…

Landon Lempke, PhD Landon Lempke recently joined our faculty VCU Dept. of PM&R and we're lucky to have him present his research at our VCU Biomedical Engineering seminar tomorrow! Looking forward to his talk on "functional movement and biomechanics paradigms after concussion." VCU Engineering

This promotion took more than a Sharpie. I am very happy about this! Huge thanks to VCU Biomedical Engineering, VCU Engineering, collaborators, and my lovely training environments (UTexas NMBL Wendy Murray)

Over 50 students participated in REU programs at the VCU Engineering. Hands-on lab work accompanied by classroom education, seminars and workshops gave a well-rounded understanding of what research careers entail. More: bit.ly/4d34Vsw. #ResearchExperience #REU