Who am I? Biomedical Engineering Ph.D. Student – Means: I’ve been in school a LONG time. – Guess? I like school/learning! – More fun than work. » (One.

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Who am I? Biomedical Engineering Ph.D. Student – Means: I’ve been in school a LONG time. – Guess? I like school/learning! – More fun than work. » (One reason to stay in school!) – What is a Ph.D.? You learn about doing research/finding new things Put “Dr.” before your name

What is Biomedical Engineering? Any guesses? – Can you guess what I research? Do any of you have interests in engineering? – Science? – Arts? – Help with showing college requirements for each Cardiac pacemaker. Can you guess what it does? (I’ll explain more on the next slide). Adapted from the Wikimedia Commons file " St_Jude_Medical_pacemaker_with_ruler.jpg “ emaker_with_ruler.jpg

My research Investigating cell growth – Trying to grow organs I like Heart/Muscle – Also use nanotechnology Do any of you know of any nano-devices? Devices that use nanotechnology? – Some of you use at least one everyday… What can we do if we grow organs? – Who can we help? Cells! Can you guess what kind of cells?

My research: cells grown at 325μm channel spacing, 4x magnification, 59.4μm/hr growth rate 0 Hours 2 Hours 4 Hours 6 Hours 23 Hours 25 Hours

So what did all of those numbers mean? 325µm channel size? – Width of cells! – 0.032µm technology used to make computer chips! 59.4µm/hour growth rate – Relative to: Your hair grows about 417µm per day! Scientific notation? 4x magnification – Confusing math equation – Basically…4x of your normal eyesight 250mm from your eye = focus distance Cells! Can you guess what kind of cells? 325µm channels

Growing Different Shapes (Triangle)

Cells from my lab grown to form a heart shape

Fun facts! Everyday I come in, I’ll try to have some interesting news in science/engineering. – Maybe I’ll discover something in my research to bring in! You can also ask me science questions and I’ll try to find them out! – For example: Have we cured cancer? Answer: No, but we’re getting close! Did you know that our immune system (the same cells in our bodies that fight colds and the flu) fights cancer? Scientists recently found this out…

CTL (“Cytotoxic killer T-cell”) These cells know what your cells look like. – They brush against the cells If they see that the cell’s outside “skin” isn’t the same as your cell’s “skin – They either eat the cell! – Or they tell the cell to die Some cancer cells look like foreign cells (bacteria, etc.)…even though they are our own cells! Adapted from the Wikimedia Commons file " Red_White_Blood_cells.jpg “

More current events/scientific findings E.Coli – What is E.Coli? – Remember the recent E.Coli outbreak in Europe? – Scientists have recently found 2 things: 1) Reusable grocery bags can be good and bad. 2) Sometimes washing the outside of a fruit/vegetable isn’t good enough (E.Coli were found to also live inside!) E. Coli research in BME that we work on… E.Coli Adapted from the Wikimedia Commons file " EscherichiaColi_NIAID.jpg “

Some last important things… 1) Seriously, ask questions/get my help if you need it/you don’t completely understand 2) I’ll go over topics like my research in more detail as the year goes along. 3) I’m really looking forward to having fun this year!