Training Program NIH/NIBIB T32EB021937
Available to pre-doctoral graduate students, it strives to translate dramatic laboratory breakthroughs in biomedical science into clinical use. It breaks down barriers to clinical translational research by supporting engineers to gain expert understanding in the treatment of human disease/dysfunction as well as training in the inception of novel technology-based platforms for studying and treating these systems.
An overview of the NIH/NIBIB T32EB021937 program can be found here.
Details about the program and preliminary outcomes can be found here.
VIDEO: Michael I. Miga, Ph.D., Harvie Branscomb Professor, VISE Steering Committee Member, and VISE Seminar Series Chair, discusses the training and mentoring program called Innovative Engineering Research in Surgery and Intervention.
Training Class of 2025 – 2026
Sriya Bapatla, Biomedical Engineering
Gabriella Dunay, Biomedical Engineering
Bruno Hidalgo, Biomedical Engineering
Alicia Repka, Biomedical Engineering
Training Class of 2024 – 2025
Haatef Pourmotabbed, Biomedical Engineering
Frank Servin, Biomedical Engineering
John Han, Computer Science
Taryn Lynne Dunigan, Biomedical Engineering
Training Class of 2023 -2024
Haatef Pourmotabbed, Biomedical Engineering
Frank Servin, Biomedical Engineering
John Han, Computer Science
David Lu, Computer Science
Taryn Lynne Dunigan, Biomedical Engineering
Training Class of 2022 – 2023
Piper Cannon, doctoral candidate, Mechanical Engineering
Derek Doss, MD/PhD in Biomedical Engineering
Training Class of 2021 – 2022
Jared Lawson, doctoral candidate, Mechanical Engineering
Lucas Sainburg, doctoral candidate, Biomedical Engineering
Training Class of 2020 – 2021
Erin Bratu, doctoral candidate, Electrical Engineering
Eric Tang, doctoral candidate, Biomedical Engineering
Rachel Teater, doctoral candidate, Biomedical Engineering
Training Class of 2019 – 2020
Winona Richey doctoral candidate, Biomedical Engineering
Carli DeJulius doctoral candidate, Biomedical Engineering
Emelina Vienneau doctoral candidate, Biomedical Engineering
Yubo Fan doctoral candidate, Computer Science
Training Class of 2018 – 2019
Colette Abah doctoral candidate, Mechanical Engineering
Joe Malone doctoral candidate, Biomedical Engineering
Dylan Lawless doctoral candidate, Biomedical Engineering
Margaret Rox doctoral candidate, Mechanical Engineering
Training Class of 2017 – 2018
J. Ethan Joll doctoral candidate, Biomedical Engineering
Laura Masson doctoral candidate, Biomedical Engineering
Kathryn Ozgun doctoral candidate, Biomedical Engineering – Alumna
Shikha Chaganti Research Assistant, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science – Alumna
Training Class of 2016 – 2017
Patrick Anderson, doctoral candidate, Mechanical Engineering, Alumnus
Hernán González, MSTP MD/PhD, doctoral candidate, Biomedical Engineering – Alumnus
González talks about how his future career will be impacted by being a VISE trainee.
Jon Heiselman, doctoral candidate, Biomedical Engineering – Alumnus
Heiselman discusses how being a VISE trainee granted him exposure to the operating room and gave him a sense for the clinical problems he could solve as an engineers.
Megan Poorman, doctoral candidate, Biomedical Engineering – Alumna
Poorman talks about what makes the VISE training program so unique: engineering students getting access to the OR.