2021
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Headband device developed for home use with young ADHD patients
A Vanderbilt biomedical engineering professor has developed a prototype headband to measure brain activity that could have widespread application in studying and ultimately treating ADHD and other neurological disorders. The device is lightweight, portable, and inexpensive to construct. Prototype components cost less than $250, compared to costs exceeding $10,000 for… Read MoreOct. 21, 2021
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Immersive clinical training elevates engineering PhD programs
A Vanderbilt biomedical engineering professor has developed a prototype headband to measure brain activity that could have widespread application in studying and ultimately treating ADHD and other neurological disorders. The device is lightweight, portable, and inexpensive to construct. Prototype components cost less than $250, compared to costs exceeding $10,000 for… Read MoreOct. 21, 2021
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Novel advanced light design and fabrication process could revolutionize sensing technologies
A Vanderbilt biomedical engineering professor has developed a prototype headband to measure brain activity that could have widespread application in studying and ultimately treating ADHD and other neurological disorders. The device is lightweight, portable, and inexpensive to construct. Prototype components cost less than $250, compared to costs exceeding $10,000 for… Read MoreOct. 21, 2021
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BME alumnus Ash Jayagopal named Chief Scientific Officer of Opus Genetics
A Vanderbilt biomedical engineering professor has developed a prototype headband to measure brain activity that could have widespread application in studying and ultimately treating ADHD and other neurological disorders. The device is lightweight, portable, and inexpensive to construct. Prototype components cost less than $250, compared to costs exceeding $10,000 for… Read MoreOct. 21, 2021
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Team to engineer algae for more productive biofuel potential
A Vanderbilt biomedical engineering professor has developed a prototype headband to measure brain activity that could have widespread application in studying and ultimately treating ADHD and other neurological disorders. The device is lightweight, portable, and inexpensive to construct. Prototype components cost less than $250, compared to costs exceeding $10,000 for… Read MoreOct. 19, 2021
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Biomedical engineers demonstrate potential for first clinically successful osteoarthritis drug
A Vanderbilt biomedical engineering professor has developed a prototype headband to measure brain activity that could have widespread application in studying and ultimately treating ADHD and other neurological disorders. The device is lightweight, portable, and inexpensive to construct. Prototype components cost less than $250, compared to costs exceeding $10,000 for… Read MoreOct. 19, 2021
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Coursework, mentors, and career development emphasis fuel internship success
Hannah Farley, CS ’23, talks about her internship at SiriusXM and Pandora and how her time at the School of Engineering set her up to succeed. Read MoreOct. 19, 2021
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Clinical observation adds rigor, real-world design constraints to BME graduate studies
BME PhD student Eric Tang talks about how clinical training he’s received through a VISE program has shaped his approach to research. Read MoreOct. 19, 2021
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21st Century literacy
Once a domain of room-sized mainframes and esoteric databases, computer science is everywhere and part of everything. Basic understanding of it has become, in effect, a 21st Century competency. Read MoreOct. 19, 2021
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Commercial Impact
VUSE technologies have generated nearly $7.5 million in the last five years. Read MoreOct. 19, 2021