University of New Haven Biomedical Engineering

11/24/2020

Congratulation to Gladys, one of our own Biomedical Engineering Graduate Students for being featured in Education USA!
You make us all proud!
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04/30/2020

From UNewHaven MS in Biomedical Engineering to UC Berkeley Ph.D!

Congratulations to Yaw Ofosu Ansong Jnr, a graduate of my research lab, BMDilab and the MS BME graduate program.

I was not surprised to learn that he was accepted at some of the best institutions in the country. His success is a testament to the University’s graduate program in biomedical engineering’s focus on students and research. And his story is not unique in our program. Read more below and inquire about our MSBME program at https://www.newhaven.edu/admissions/

https://www.newhaven.edu/news/blog/2020/yaw-ansong.php

Kagya Amoako, Ph.D. introduces us to Yaw Ansong Jr. ’19 M.S., who since graduating from the University has created a medical diagnostics company that has collaborated with scientists at Yale and Duke. Soon, he will begin pursuing a Ph.D. at UC Berkeley.

04/14/2020

Director of Biomedical Engineering at University of New Haven gives an interview on iHeart.com about Ventilators now and their potential future. Renee Dinino was a great host.

Listen in here.

https://www.iheart.com/podcast/139-community-access-26936016/episode/interview-professor-amoako-university-of-new-61168762/

Stream the Community Access episode, Interview: Professor Amoako, University of New Haven, free & on demand on iHeartRadio.

04/09/2020

Read about Dr.Amoako's interview with the Republican American on Ventilators. Even if we can make millions of ventilators, does it make sense to make that many?

Hospitals around the country and state are begging for ventilators, a life-saving intervention for the most severely afflicted coronavirus patients. On Thursday, Gov. Ned Lamont said the state need…

03/25/2020

Professor Amoako and students of the Biomedical Engineering Program at the University of New Haven have developed 3D printed flow connectors so that physicians can double up severe COVID-19 patients on one ventilator, and they developed the connectors over a couple of days while working remotely. Click on the link for more details.

Professor Amoako and students of the Biomedical Engineering Program at the University of New Haven have developed 3D printed flow connectors so that physicians

03/23/2020

https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6647290606647336960/

Rapid, but safe solutions needed! A 38 patient clinical trial for the evaluation of hydroxychloroquine (anti-malaria drug) combined with azithromycin ...

12/18/2019

Dr. Kagya Amoako's interview on Ecos do Meio radio show is now online. He talks about biomedical research, environmental impacts of pharma, medica...

11/17/2019

Congratulations to the University of New Haven’s African graduate students for organizing a successful and first of its kind Taste of Africa event on campus. The variety of items on the program including the African countries presentation, dance performance, music, fashion show, and food tasting indeed made it a taste of Africa.

Students who participated in the event study in the many experiential graduate programs at the university including Biomedical Engineering.

11/13/2019

Congratulations to Hardika for being highlighted for her research work at the University of New Haven.

Hardika Panchani ’19 M.S., an alum of the University’s graduate program in biomedical engineering, recently presented her research at an international conference. She says it was an invaluable experience that enabled her to share her important work and make connections with professionals in her ...

10/21/2019

UNewHaven BME at BMES2019

10/19/2019

Biomedical Engineering at the University of New Haven achieves another milestone with its first podium research presentation by a master's student Hardika Panchani, a member of the BMDilab, and also with its largest student presentations yet at the biggest biomedical engineering society (BMES) conference on the globe. Congratulations on all the hard work students.

09/17/2019

Another internal job posted. Job ID for this one is 6970.