May 2004 Whether it is listening to his many interesting stories, or hearing about his rowing experiences, taking a class taught by Dr. Budinger, (BioE 100 – Ethics in Science and Engineering) is said to be one of the most intellectually-stimulating experiences the Department of Bioengineering and perhaps for that matter Cal has to offer. […]
BioE News
Congratulations to four BioE students serving on faculty committees
May 2004 The Department of Bioengineering congratulates the following students for getting involved and wanting to make a difference in the College of Engineering community! From a very competitive application pool, these FOUR bioengineering students were selected to serve on the faculty run committees.
BioE Senior Ryan Doan is Departmental Citation Award winner
March 2004 The Department of Bioengineering congratulates Ryan Doan for being selected as this year’s Departmental Citation Award winner. Ryan was nominated by Prof. Tony Keaveny.
Congratulations BioE Senior Tyler Hillman!
February 2004 The Department of Bioengineering congratulates Tyler Hillman – BioE senior – for having his work published in Genome Biology titled: “An unappreciated role for RNA surveillance” by R. Tyler Hillman, Richard E. Green, and Steven E. Brenner.
Congratulations Prof. Dick Karp
January 2004 Prof. Dick Karp, Ph.D., University Professor of Computer Science, Bioengineering and Mathematics recently received the 2004 Benjamin Franklin Medal in Computer and Cognitive Science in recognition for his remarkable contributions to the understanding of computational complexity.
With fondest memories of Prof. Werner Goldsmith
August 2003 It’s with great sadness that we say goodbye to one of our bioengineering family member Professor Werner Goldsmith. Goldsmith, Professor of the Graduate School-Department of Mechanical Engineering, and Professor of the Graduate School-Department of Bioengineering and recently Professor Emeritus Appointment in Bioengineering died Saturday, August 23, 2003 of complications from leukemia.
Two rival schools compete in design contest in engineering and science
April 2003 The Berkeley-Stanford Innovators’ Challenge is a design contest in which engineering and science students from Berkeley and Stanford present their research to prominent industry leaders, famous technologists, and venture capitalists to compete for $25,000 in prize money. This year, we have 14 teams from Berkeley in the finals — most are Ph.D. projects, with […]
Special thanks to Guidant Foundation for funding the research program and the annual symposium
April 2003 Last week, Guidant Corporation, a leader in the design and development of cardiovascular medical products, presented the Berkeley Bioengineering Department with a $70,000 check to support the Guidant Summer Research Program.
Congrats Nathaniel Huebsch: Dept. Citation Award Winner!
March 2003 The Department of Bioengineering congratulates Nathaniel Huebsch for being selected as this years Departmental Citation Award Winner. Nathaniel was nominated by Prof. Kevin Healy to receive this award.