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BME Undergrad Makenna Aitken Discusses Ovarian Cancer Research on Thesis Thursdays

UA Student Clubs Working to Support Underrepresented Populations

Yoon Leads Team Developing Smartphone-Based COVID-19 Test

BME Students Develop App to Help COVID-19 Patients

BME Graduate Student Featured on KXCI's 'Thesis Thursday'

Slepian Delivers Founders Day Lecture on Viruses, Polymers and Hearts

Governor’s Celebration of Innovation Awards Avery Therapeutics

Gutruf Among First Craig M. Berge Fellows

BME Alum First First Self-Reported Latina to Attain Mechanical Engineering PhD at Cornell

Research Professor's Startup Collaborates On Engineered Heart Tissue

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