FALL 2023
November 3rd
Thank you for joining us for the 2023 BMME Symposium. The following are some of the presentation recognized at the event.
Overall best poster:
Jazlyn Hernandez - Investigating the potential of EGFR inhibition as to reverse vascular calcification in vitro
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BME poster award: Lucas Mendez - Isolation Of Cerebral Microvascular Networks To Investigate Capillary-Mediated Neurovascular Coupling |
MME poster award: Theophile A. Pierre - Advancing Radioactive Waste Management: Developing an Innovative Sampling Mechanism for Enhanced Hanford Site Remediation |
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BME poster award runner-up: Michelle Wiese - Modeling Blood Flow Dynamics and Hematocrit Distribution in Cerebral Microvascular Networks by Tracing Red Blood Cell Movement in Capillary Networks |
MME poster award runner-up: Arya B. Nair - Electro-Mechanical-Chemical Interplay: Unravelling the Dynamic Response and a Comprehensive Study of Mimosa Pudica Mechanical Properties |
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BME best oral presentation: Katherine Lopez - Isolation Of Cerebral Microvascular Networks To Investigate Capillary-Mediated Neurovascular Coupling |
MME best oral presentation: Nicholas Espinal - Design Improvements for H-Canyon Wall Crawling Platform: Semi-Autonomous Controls |
Scientific Art Winner:
Aleksander Aleman - Aluminum + Spooky BNNTs = A Hauntingly Brilliant Combo! The scanning electron microscope (SEM) image reveals the stress bridging effect of boron nitride nanotubes (BNNT) in the aluminum (Al) matrix. Al-BNNT composite was deposited by wire-arc direct energy deposition (WDED) technique using an inhouse built electrode. Adobe Photoshop was used to color and distinguish the BNNTs in the composite.