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  Making diseases reveal their secrets Professor Huabei Jiang is doing pioneering work in...

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  Re-Imagining epilepsy treatment Paul Carney is a multidisciplinary team by himself...

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  Hope for the brain to heal itself Assistant Professor William Ogle is one member of ...

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  BME receives $10 million transformational gift J. Crayton Pruitt Sr., a St. Petersburg surgeon, i...

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  Children will explore groundbreaking UF research at new MOSI exhibit UF's Digital Worlds Institute helped BME joint pro...

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  Professor selected as Optical Society of America Fellow Huabei Jiang has been named a Fellow of the Optica...

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  Engineering students use BME student's prototype to build innovative heart pump PhD Student Matias Stenberg designed a prototype h...

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  Curing epilepsy through cluster computing Researchers use Apple's Xgrid software to turn the...

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  Professor performs chemical analyses with lab-on-a-chip Dr. Z. Hugh Fan is working to perfect a pocket-siz...

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  New professor on the verge of redefining breast cancer imaging Dr. Huabei Jiang believes breast-cancer imaging sh...

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  Device tracks blood buildup on babies' brains Dr. Rosalind Sadleir is developing an inexpensive ...

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  Researchers Hit Target With New Methods For Drug Delivery Malisa Sarntinoranont is predicting how drugs will...

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  Student Develops Portable Skin-Grafting Device A collaboration between one of our students and UF...

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  Building the Future of Biomedical Engineering We're raising money to construct a building that's...

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  UF-made training tool seen on TV drama ER We regularly use a human patient simulator to teac...

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  Brain In A Dish Imagine if you could send an airplane on a search-...

Spotlights

Our faculty are making national headlines with their research. Our students are no different—they're also applying for patents and publishing papers. Getting these discoveries out of our labs and into doctors' hands is one of our highest priorities, so please spend some time reading about our research. If you're in the area, come to a lecture or two given by our faculty and notable guests.