2022

Oct 18

A path for clinical translation of 3D-bioprinted human tissues Opens in new window

CMU researchers examine what’s happening in the field of 3D bioprinting, core challenges to overcome, and essential milestones on the horizon toward clinical translation.

Aug 12

Grant boosts respiratory support for lung disease patients Opens in new window

An interdisciplinary team led by Keith Cook has been awarded $8.7 million dollars from the U.S. Army to create and integrate new technologies to sustain permanent at-home artificial lung support.

Aug 02

3D printing ice Opens in new window

3D printed ice isn’t as magical as in the movie Frozen, but it has wonderful potential for biomedical engineering and advanced manufacturing.

Jun 03

Small package, big potential to help cell-based therapies Opens in new window

Innovative research led by BME’s Rachelle Palchesko and Adam Feinberg is exploring the use of a new cell delivery method to help cells stick and stay where they’re needed most.

Apr 14

Collaboration shapes extracellular vesicle retention strategy Opens in new window

Phil Campbell and Charlie Ren present a strategy to spatially control extracellular vesicles and keep them resolute under controlled conditions.

Feb 09

CMU and Mayo Clinic to collaborate on transplant innovation Opens in new window

Mayo Clinic and Carnegie Mellon University announced today a research agreement to transform organ transplantation. The institutions will bioengineer innovative approaches to address current barriers in organ transplantation.

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