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2002-2003 BME Seminar Series

Support for the seminar series is provided by our Industry Affiliates.

• October 3, 2002
  Dr. Cato Laurencin, Drexel University
  Center for Advanced Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering
  "New Frontiers in Bone Tissue Engineering"

• October 31, 2002
  Dr. Kenneth Keller, University of Minnesota,
  Humphrey Institute of Public Policy
  " Laboring at the Intersection of Science, Technology and Public Policy:
  Halford Mackinder's Insight"

• November 14, 2002
  Dr. A.J.Welch, University of Texas at Austin
  "Creating an Invisible Man?"

• November 21, 2002
  Dr. Dan Hammer, University of Pennsylvania
  " Engineering Cell Adhesion Using Model Systems "

• December 5th 2002
  Dr. Sheldon Weinbaum, City College of New York
  " How Cells Sense Mechanical Stress and Amplify Mechanical Signals; Mechano
  Transduction in Bone and Kidney "

• January 23rd, 2003
  Dr. Kristi S. Anseth, University of Colorado at Boulder
  "Tailoring the Architecture of Degradable Gels for Cartilage Tissue Engineering"

• February 13th, 2003
  Dr. Susan C. Hagness, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  "Microwave Imaging via Space-Time Beamforming: Prospects for Early-Stage Breast Cancer Detection"

• February 20th, 2003
  Dr. Howard W.T. Matthew, Wayne State University
  "Polysaccharide and Glycopolymer Biomaterials: Applications in Tissue Engineering"

• March 20th, 2003
  Dr. Allan S. Hoffman, University of Washington at Seattle
  "Conjugate of Smart Polymers and Smart Proteins"

• March 27th, 2003
  Dr. John A. Frangos, La Jolla Bioengineering Institute
  "The Membrane Free Volume Theory of Mechanochemical Transduction in Cells"
• April 17th, 2003
  Dr. George Georgiou, University of Texas at Austin
  "Engineering Antibodies for Diagnostic and Therapeutic Applications"