EVENTS

Recent News

June 2009
Bongsu Kim
, a PhD student, won the best presentation award at OSU Ophthalmology Research Symposium for his work on microengineered trabecular meshwork model. Congratulations!

May 2009
Hansong Zeng, a second year PhD student, won the best presentation award at OSU Biomedical Engineering Conference for his work on droplet based motion sensing. Congratulations!

Feb 2009
Our work on micro-tissue engineering is selected as the cover art of Biotechnology and Bioengineering, issue 102(2).

Dec 2008
Our work on microelectrode-assisted selective patterning of nanofibers won the MRSEC seed grant (http://cem.osu.edu/research/seedfunding.cfm).

August 2008
Our work on quantitative massage is highlighted by OSU Research News as well as a number of online media, including MeidcalNewsToday and ScienceDaily.

June 19, 2008

Dr. Zhao led a BME workshop in collaboration with Engineers in Motion program. The workshop was open to 30+ high school students including
women and minorities. Four classroom lectures and several laboratory demonstration/tours are prepared by six BME faculty members. The topics span from Orthopedic Implants, shape memory alloy to tissue characterization and polymer microfabrication.


April 10, 2008
A first-year
graduate student Hansong Zeng is selected
as the engineering finalist in 22nd Hayes Graduate Research Forum for his work entitled "Rolling Maneuver of Ferromagenetic Nanowires for Cell Manipulation". Congratulations!


June 18, 2007

Dr. Zhao led a seminar in Engineers in Motion
workshop, in collaboration with Women in Engineering program, at the Ohio State University. The two-section seminar entitled "Meeting with Small: Biomedical Micro- & Nano-systems" was presented to 34 male and female students who have completed the 9th or 10th grade. This interactive seminar was designed to meet the education context of the participating students, which introduces to them the fundamental skills that improve their chances for success in engineering courses and their future careers through hands-on activities.