Students Showcase Research Projects at Undergraduate Symposium

Freshman Biomedical Engineering Student Gets Research Internship at Northwestern’s Neural Engineering Center

Applied Biology & Biomedical Engineering Students Make Presentations During Research & Darwin Days

Faculty Member Glen Livesay Named First Samuel F. Hulbert Chair in Biomedical Engineering

Chemistry and Applied Biology Faculty Begin Study of Algae as Possible Biodiesel Fuel Source

Sophomore Biomedical Engineering Student Honored As Outstanding First-Generation College Student

Applied Biology Students Hofmann & Floyd Get National Honors

Biomedical Engineering Student Featured in New Life Sciences E-Newsletter
 

Lee Waite Becomes Rose-Hulman’s 12th Fulbright Scholar
 

Rose-Hulman Ranks Third Nationally in Percentage of Biomedical Engineering Degrees to Women
 

The BS degree program in Biomedical Engineering
at Rose s the first ABET accredited biomedical

engineering program in the state of Indiana. Rose-Hulman also becomes only the third institution in the nation that offers an ABET accredited BS degree in biomedical engineering,
but does not offer the PhD degree.
 

Joint Replacement Surgeons of Indiana Offers New Research Opportunities for Undergraduate and Graduate Students 
 

Dee Appointed Founding Director of Institute's Teaching & Learning Center 
 

ABBE's Jennifer O’Connor Selected for Microbiology Society Program  
 

Biomedical Engineering Seniors Provide Helping Hands to Others  
 

Tag Stamping Device Designed for Knox County ARC Earns National Workplace Innovation Award

Rose-Hulman Hosts National Oldest Bioengineering Symposium, Attracts Worldwide Experts 

Four Students Get Weaver Undergraduate Research Awards
 

Two Rose-Hulman Students Named Goldwater Scholars For Excellence in Math & Science Education
 

Rose-Hulman’s Chad Zarse Selected One of Nation’s Best; Named to Second Team of All-USA College Academic Team
 

41st Rocky Mountain Bioengineering Symposium - April, 2004, Fort Collins, CO