A DARPA-funded effort to design the next generation of materials for use in disappearing airplanes is underway! We are excited for the opportunity to work on this problem. Thank you, DARPA!
Aug 06
Bettinger and Matyjaszewski to develop disappearing planes
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Permanent link to this article: http://biomicrosystems.net/2016/08/bettinger-and-matyjaszewski-to-develop-disappearing-planes/
Biomedical Engineering + Materials Science
Christopher J Bettinger
cbetting [at] andrew [dot] cmu [dot] edu
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Carnegie Mellon University
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Lab News
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Jiwoo and Gaurav both pass MSE thesis proposal exams
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Jiwoo’s paper on strain sensors published in Advanced Nanobiomed Research
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Durva wins 1st place at local SWE conference
PhD candidate Durva Naik presented her work at the SWE Local conference held in Des Moines, Iowa and won 1st Place in the collegiate competition for her Poster and Talk. She was selected as one of the top 5 finalists to compete on-site. The poster describes her project on ingestible devices for drug delivery.
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Gaurav participates in “Skype with a Scientist”
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Bettinger Group publishes paper in Advanced Materials
The Bettinger Group publishes a review paper on biomaterials and flexible electronics in Advanced Materials. Congrats to Gaurav, Jiwoo, and Chenchen!