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Hot flashes, memory issues, mood changes—why do menopause symptoms vary so widely? Dr. Ulrike Dydak is using brain imaging to explore how GABA levels, hormone changes, and even iron deficiency affect symptoms during perimenopause. Her goal? Better, personalized care for women.

Purdue Pete says the best way to take giant leaps is in a brand-new pair of #Boilermaker socks! Your support of #PurdueBME this #NationalHigherEducationDay can make a lasting impact on our students, faculty, and staff. Get your socks by making a gift of $25 or more before June

From West Lafayette to Singapore 🇸🇬 Anna Bird, a proud Weldon BME alum, is now a research fellow at Imperial Global Singapore, working on cybersecurity for connected medical devices. She's part of the IN-CYPHER program—a global, interdisciplinary effort to protect patient

We’re proud to celebrate Weldon graduate student Carl Russell, who was named one of Indiana University Indianapolis’s Premier 10 Graduate and Professional Students. This recognition, part of the IU Indianapolis Elite 50, honors students who lead with excellence in research,

This spring, three Purdue BME professors were honored at the second-ever Guru Vandana celebration hosted by Hindu YUVA Purdue , including our own Professor Charlie Babbs, who has dedicated 50 years to mentoring the next generation of biomedical engineers. Nominated by their

🎉 The EMBRIO Summer School officially kicked off today! Bright minds are diving into emergent mechanisms in biology, connecting across disciplines, and gearing up for an inspiring few days of discovery! 🔬🌱 #PurdueResearch #EMBRIOSummerSchool #LifeSciences 📍 West Lafayette, IN

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🎓 A few weeks ago, we cheered on our incredible Purdue BME grads as they crossed the stage and stepped into their next chapter. Whether heading to industry, research, med school or beyond, these Boilermakers are ready to change the world—and we couldn’t be prouder 💛 #PurdueBME

For a limited time only, your gift of $75 or more to the College of Engineering 150th Fund will get you a commemorative lapel pin AND a pair of Purdue socks! Don’t wait—this offer expires on June 30. Make your gift here: purdue.university/4drRIev

Big news from the tiny world of nanotech — Purdue BME’s Ramses Martinez just patented a laser-powered way to make metallic nanostructures faster, cheaper and cooler than ever. Think flexible electronics and next-gen medical devices. The future is rollin’: bit.ly/3FxCUP5

🔬🦠 At the Weldon School, we offer engineering solutions that matter. Our latest innovation? A groundbreaking paper-based assay for rapid detection of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI). Developed in collaboration with Purdue's Agricultural & Biological Engineering team,

Big cheers for Professor Sharon Miller, who was recently highlighted by the College of Engineering for her incredible work in biomedical engineering education, clinical immersion, and student mentorship in Indianapolis! 👏🧠 We're proud to have her shaping the future of

🌍💨 From the classroom to communities in need! Neil Dalvi, a biomedical engineering student at the Weldon School, is helping expand global access to medical oxygen through his EPICS project. Partnering with Inogen, Neil and the BME FROC Team developed a field-repairable oxygen

Purdue Pete says the best way to take giant leaps is in a brand-new pair of #Boilermaker socks! Your support of #PurdueBME this #NationalHigherEducationDay can make a lasting impact on our students, faculty, and staff. Get your socks by making a gift of $25 or more before June

Big thanks to Professor Amir Amini for stopping by recently! 🧠🖥️ He gave a fascinating talk on how deep learning can be used to advance medical imaging—even when data is limited 📊🔍 From reducing the need for invasive procedures 🩻 to training smarter AI models 🤖, his work is

Proud to see Weldon students and faculty present at this year’s Materials at Purdue Symposium (M@PS)! Events like this show the value of interdisciplinary research and the creativity that comes from student-led collaboration. Big thanks to the M@PS team for including Purdue BME

🌺 Congrats to Shahriar Zeynali on presenting his abstract at ISMRM 2025 in Honolulu on May 13! With guidance from his mentor Professor Behzad Sharif, Shahriar shared his preclinical cardiac MRI research during the “Gadolinium & Beyond” session. We’re proud to see our students

Kinam Park shared his expertise on long-acting injectable formulations at this year’s Ashland Forum on Pharma 💉📊 His talk highlighted current challenges and future perspectives in drug delivery—an area where his research continues to lead innovation. We’re proud to see our

For a limited time only, your gift of $75 or more to the College of Engineering 150th Fund will get you a commemorative lapel pin AND a pair of Purdue socks! Don’t wait—this offer expires on June 30. Make your gift here: purdue.university/4drRIev

Can sharper brain scans bring us closer to understanding Alzheimer’s? 🧠 Researchers helped develop a new physics-informed neural network, the div-mDCSRN-Flow. That improves the clarity of 4D flow MRI used to track cerebrospinal fluid in the brain. The model reduced error rates