BME News Briefs
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Lighting the Way: UVA BME Hosts Seno Medical’s Imagio® Roadshow for Next-Gen Breast Cancer Imaging
Read NowBME faculty Dr. Kelsey Kubelick brought Seno Medical’s Imagio® Roadshow to UVA, showcasing cutting-edge optoacoustic/ultrasound imaging for breast cancer diagnostics and research.
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Alum in the News: Rohit Rustagi: Healthcare-AI Startup Mandolin Gets VC Backing to the Tune of $40 Million
Read NowRohit Rustagi is the co-founder of a new and fast-growing company that uses artificial intelligence to help patients get specialty medications a lot sooner.
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BME Alumni Meet-Up: A Night to Remember in DC!
Read NowOn May 28, 2025, UVA BME alums brought the energy to our first-ever DC meet-up!
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Rich Price Interviewed by NBC29 About How Focused Ultrasound Can Treat Debilitating Brain Lesions
Read NowResearchers say their new approach could redefine how cavernomas are treated.
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Remziye Wessel Awarded 2025 Jill E. Hungerford Prize in Biomedical Sciences
Read NowIt's a top award from School of Medicine for biomedical sciences research.
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Student Innovator Team Métopi Accepted to VentureWell E-Team Program
Read NowMétopi is creating the first wearable, multi-pack prescribable rescue inhaler.
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No. 1 Public in the Blue Ridge Rankings
Read NowFor the second year in a row, BME at UVA is the no. 1 public and no. 2 overall biomedical engineering department for NIH funding in the Blue Ridge Rankings!
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Students Tackle Water Pollution and Win 2025 Global Health Case Competition
Read NowThe winning team of the annual Global Health Case Competition held by the Center for Global Health Equity included three engineers, two from the department of biomedical engineering.
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David Csordas Pioneers the Future
Read NowBy merging science with business principles, David Csordas is bridging these worlds to drive future innovation. Csordas is a PhD candidate in Shayn Peirce-Cottler's Lab.
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This Double-Hoo Research Team is Polishing Up Their Manuscript
Read NowA progress report from our first Milton Adams Research Fellows Graham Lenert (B.S. '26) and Noah Perry (PhD '25).