En route to Philly for #BMES2019. We have our own bus this year! The Kate Gleason College of Engineering dean stopped by to wish us luck. Stop by our booth to pick up a bright orange umbrella if you need some protection from the rain in Philly.

Well deserved, Blanca!

Nearly 30 people and more than 20 presentations from RIT this year. Not bad for a department that didn’t exist 10 years ago! RIT Biomedical Engineering.

100 of the ~140 BME chairs in the Council of Chairs dining together in the amazing Masonic Temple in Philadelphia... as the great innovator Ben Franklin looks on...

Multidisciplinary Senior Design students evaluate concepts, resolve technical hurdles, & employ rigorous eng practices to design & build a prototype, device or process. Today, they closed out the semester by presenting their capstone design projects in 2-min lightning talks.

Researchers at RIT to study pollution of microplastics on Lake Ontario 13wham.com/news/local/res…

Very excited about this project and happy to be able to contribute.

Including a PhD in Biomedical and Chemical Engineering!

Quick blood-typing device can help bleeding patients en route to the ER academictimes.com/quick-blood-ty… via The Academic Times

A quick read describing a few great projects by great people in Rochester! Local engineers are part of multidisciplinary teams studying microplastic pollution issuu.com/greggdowski/do… #RochesterNY #microplastics #GreatLakes Kate Gleason College of Engineering SiMPore University of Rochester RIT Parverio Inc.

Krittika's first journal article! Sensors and Actuators: A. Physical Acceptance rit.edu/daylab/news/se… via RIT #RIT

Two Seabins are now running at Westpoint Marina in Braddock Bay! Looking forward to starting the detailed characterization. Great Lakes Plastic Cleanup NOAA Marine Debris Program College of Science at RIT RIT Christy Tyler Steven Day André O. Hudson, PhD

Thanks much to my College of Science at RIT colleagues, Christy Tyler Matthew J. Hoffman, and Nathan Eddingsaas for including me in a new area of research that focuses on one of the most critical global environmental issues of our time.

Very happy to be here with a great RIT team. I’d you happen to be in Busan, stop by my poster tomorrow afternoon.

Nikki Fuller and Evan Batte talking about plastic trapping and degradation in the environment at #IAGLR23 College of Science at RIT