Uncovering the electrochemistry of condensates Researchers are discovering the electrochemical properties of biomolecular condensates which could help in development of cancer or ALS treatments 03.11.2025
Nov 17 8:30 am Imaging Science Master's Virtual Information Session Hosted by the Department of Biomedical Engineering
Armor Medical wins MedTech Innovator Grand Prize Startup developing wearable sensors for early detection of postpartum hemorrhage. 10.21.2025
Biomedical Engineering alumni win first place in Collegiate Inventors Competition 2025 graduates will receive $10,000 prize, patent acceleration certificate. 10.17.2025
Alumni take first place in Biomedical Engineering Society design competition Group’s invention detects presence of peanut allergens in under a minute. 10.16.2025
WashU to lead bioaerosol sensor development on up to $40 million federal contract to revolutionize clean indoor air WashU researchers to contribute to the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health-funded research to create a “smoke alarm” for airborne contaminants that could cut respiratory illnesses by 25%, defend against next pandemic. 10.16.2025
WashU chemists reveal new insights into ALS-linked protein Using advanced biophysical and imaging techniques, Meredith Jackrel and her team have isolated Matrin-3 to better understand its role in neurodegenerative diseases. 10.14.2025
Extrudable hydrogels act as bioelectronic conductors Research in Alexandra Rutz’s lab creates hydrogels that could measure biological activity. 10.13.2025
Biomedical Engineering alumni named finalists in Collegiate Inventors Competition National student design contest honors inventions that show exemplary innovation and patentability. 09.29.2025
Tips for biomolecular engineering can be found in early Earth Research outlines potential mechanisms for how life emerged ‘before biology’. 09.29.2025
WashU team to develop novel Type 1 diabetes treatment Kyle Apley; Cory Berkland; Peggy Kendall, MD, receive accelerator grant. 09.18.2025