The @CWRUimaging Symposium attracts attendees from academic and clinical institutions, imaging startups, and large companies to learn about breakthroughs in imaging science. Read about last year's event highlights at

Research Associate @SrinivasAbitha presented an abstract on gradient-free frequency encoded MRI at @ISMRM’s annual meeting, which earned numerous accolades, including being among the top 1% of submissions and the top three abstracts for low-field MRI.

Our next BME Seminar will be co-hosted with the @ClevelandFES's Neural Prosthesis Seminar. Join us to hear CWRU alumnus @MaromBikson talk about new electrochemical technology designed to be affordable, accessible and easy to use. More details:

Register to hear the inspiring story of Professor Bolu Ajiboye (@doktorBolu) at the Profiles of Inclusive Excellence event hosted by @CWRUalumni. 📅 Wednesday, February 12, 2025 🕕 6–7 p.m. EST 🔗

The @HumanFusions Institute aims to create a "mutually beneficial symbiosis between technology and humanity," according to Dustin Tyler, HFI director and CWRUBME professor. Learn more about HFI's new lab space and work on sensory-integrated prosthetics:

The Collaborative Science Pilot Awards awarded five teams $50,000 each to engage in new and promising scientific studies. Prof. Mark Griswold (@mrimark) is part of one team, which is developing the world’s first MRF quantitative neuroimaging database.

Please join us in welcoming another new primary faculty member, Assistant Professor Ana G. Hernandez Reynoso. Learn more about @anahreynoso's research, interests and advice at

Congratulations to Professor Shuo Li (@ShuoLi49764724) on being named a 2025 @SPIEtweets fellow. This prestigious honor celebrates his leadership and contributions to advancing AI in medical imaging.

A research project led by Professor Shuo Li (@ShuoLi49764724) "has the potential to set new standards for cardiovascular disease prevention and management."

Neuroprosthetics developed at CWRU are transforming sensation and function for amputees, but it could take years for the devices to reach consumers according to Assistant Professor @emily_graczyk.

Congratulations to Professor Bolu Ajiboye (@doktorBolu) on receiving the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers, the highest honor bestowed by the U.S. government on outstanding scientists and engineers early in their careers.

Professor Bolu Ajiboye's (@doktorBolu) groundbreaking clinical trial is "expanding the possibilities of human movement and touch to help those with spinal cord injuries regain some level of functional independence."

Artificial intelligence is transforming many industries, including education. Professor Jeffrey Capadona discusses generative AI, which many CWRU departments use.

Learn about undergraduate student Lily McCloskey's love of everything from science and math to podcasting and tennis in the latest Spartan Showcase.

Professor Colin Drummond believes artificial intelligence is revolutionizing healthcare diagnostics.

A symposium exploring neuromodulation, neuroprostheses, and surgical innovations to restore upper extremity function after spinal cord injury will feature a panel of 20+ experts, including multiple CWRUBME faculty members. RSVP at

In this article from The Daily, Daniel Rakowsky - a fifth-year student majoring in biomedical engineering - and his peers discuss the research they presented at Intersections.

In case you missed our first announcement...our Fall 2024 Biomedical Engineering Alliance Newsletter is available! Click the link to learn how #CWRUBME and #ClevelandClinic researchers are creating technology in service of humanity:

Associate Professor Andrei Maiseyeu and his team have identified an inflammation-reducing molecule that may be the basis of a new approach to treat atherosclerosis.

This semester, we were thrilled to welcome Assistant Professor Luke Osborn to the Department of Biomedical Engineering, adding a wide range of knowledge and innovative research! Learn about Dr. Osborn and his work: