The device, called FireFly, was developed through a collaboration between Fischell Institute Fellow and Fischell Department of Bioengineering Professor Giuliano Scarcelli, Amal Isaiah, former Fischell Fellow and University of Maryland School of Medicine Professor of Otorhinolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery, and the Fischell Institute Foundry.
The Fischell Institute Summer Research Internship program pairs institute faculty and partners with driven undergraduate and graduate students interested in life science research-related career paths. During the program, those selected gain hands-on research experience, mentorship and career guidance.
Scarcelli helps lead cross-campus clinical and bioengineering collaboration.
Giuliano Scarcelli helps shape standards for next-generation biomedical imaging.
The award will support Mueller’s research to develop affordable, accessible technologies for cervical dysplasia in low-income communities around the world.
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Amal Isaiah is a a Fischell Fellow with an appointment at the University of Maryland, Baltimore as a Pediatric Otolaryngologist.
BIOE's
Giuliano Scarcelli and his lab were highlighted on the list of the 10 biggest science stories worldwide.
M.Eng. students work with Fischell Foundry to transition projects into business ideas.
The new program aims to foster collaboration between faculty on UMD's Baltimore and College Park campuses.
UMD researchers develop technique to focus light beyond the diffraction limit - a breakthrough for optics
BIOE associate professor to develop imaging technology to study how biological cells grow into complex tissues.
Jewell and Scarcelli were promoted to BIOE Professor and Associate Professor, respectively.
Researchers from across UMD convene to discuss the latest projects funded by BBI
BIOE assistant professor recognized for optics research.
UMD bioengineers pave the way for precise measurement of light’s refraction in the eyes.
An effort to tackle the evolutionary anomaly of why the neural tube closes in most embryos but remains open in others.
Diagnostic device for chronic cough takes first place.
