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Gene therapy relieves back pain, repairs damaged disc in …

WebAn estimated 40% of low-back pain cases are attributed to degeneration of the cushiony intervertebral discs that absorb shocks and provide flexibility to the spine.

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Researchers aim to improve healing after a heart attack

WebNow, a team of researchers at The Ohio State University are working to develop new ways to improve patient outcomes following a heart attack. Led by …

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Engineers investigating potential treatment target for …

WebProf. Seth Weinberg earns $2.8M NIH R01 award. Biomedical Engineering Professor Seth Weinberg and Co-Principal Investigator Steven Poelzing of Virginia Tech …

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Meet the PDEP Team Professional and Distance …

WebDr. Nikki Herbert. Dr. Nikki Herbert is the Assistant Director of Professional and Distance Education Programs in the College of Engineering. In her role, she is resposible for the …

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Spine Research Institute earns DOD and NIH grants to …

WebDashboard displaying motion test results showing the patient’s spine function to guide clinical decision making. As part of the NIH collaborative effort, the platform …

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Certification in Radiological Engineering and Health Physics

WebThe Certification in Radiological Engineering and Health Physics (REHP) is an online program from The Ohio State University College of Engineering for practicing individuals …

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Accelerating the pace of heart and lung research and …

WebAccelerating the pace of heart and lung research and discovery. Posted: February 29, 2024. It was their latest attempt. Thomas Hund, a well-known heart …

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Radiation Physics and Radiological Engineering

WebProfessional & Distance Education Programs. Email: [email protected]. Call: 614-247-9581. Subscribe to email updates. Radiation Physics & Radiological Engineering is 1of 3 …

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First wearable health sensor for monitoring muscle atrophy

WebThe first known approach to monitoring muscle atrophy using a wearable device, the study builds on Rice’s previous work in creating health sensors for NASA. …

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Mental Health Support COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

WebMental Health Support. Students dealing with personal concerns and in distress typically show some outward signs that they are struggling in some way. All of us experience life’s …

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Predictive Maintenance Strategy Professional and Distance …

WebFor questions and additional information contact: Professional & Distance Education Programs. Email: [email protected]. Call: 614-247-9581. Predictive …

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Biosensor System Detects Human Emotion COLLEGE OF …

WebEmre Ertin, a research assistant professor in electrical and computer engineering, leads an Ohio State team developing StressWare, a suite of sensors …

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Radiation Dosimetry Professional and Distance Education Programs

WebThe Radiation Dosimetry course enables students to understand the basic concept of calculating an external and internal radiation dose. The course is taught by Dr. Vaibhav …

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Department of Biomedical Engineering COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

WebDepartment of Biomedical Engineering. Mission: To promote learning and discovery that integrate engineering and life sciences for the advancement of human health. Herman …

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UV radiation kills virus that causes COVID-19 in lab, study finds

WebA specific wavelength of ultraviolet radiation killed more than 99.99% of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, in laboratory tests, a new study has …

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Biomedical Engineering COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

WebBiomedical engineering at Ohio State has a long and distinguished history. First started in 1971 as the Center for Biomedical Engineering, with a focus on interdisciplinary research …

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Alum uses technology to enhance lives of disabled Ohioans

WebHe was one of a handful of providers who advised the state on its Technology First initiative, an executive order signed in 2018. It made Ohio the first state to …

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3D printing lab in Health Sciences Library enhances experiential

WebEngineering undergrads complete a laboratory experiment in the EdTech Incubator’s 3D Printing Lab. The EdTech Incubator’s 3D Printing Lab is presented as a …

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BME professor takes life-saving medical device to market

WebTanya Nocera, a biomedical engineering associate professor of practice, co-invented the Journiquet™, a noninvasive, single-use medical device designed to stop …

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Chikamnele Nkwocha joins inaugural Health Equity Scholars …

WebA biomedical engineering student at The Ohio State University has been selected for the inaugural cohort of the university’s Health Equity Scholars Program. …

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