Name: Craig Radley Age: 27 Education (UR and additional): B.A. in Economics and minor in Biomedical Engineering, University of Rochester, 2009. Current city/state of residence: Rochester, NY Job Title: Assistant Analyst Employer: KJT Group Community activities: Various Sports Leagues, Dog Training Events What activities were you involved in as a student and what did you [...]
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Name: Jaymi Della Age: 28 Occupation: Patent Examiner Major while at UR: Biomedical Engineering, 2006 Current city/state of residence: Washington, DC Community activities: Youth lacrosse coach When and how did you choose your major? When I entered college, I was an undecided engineering major. I had been interested in the medical side of math and [...]
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Name: Alvin Lomibao Age: 24 Occupation: Academic Associate, Department of Emergency Medicine, North Shore-LIJ Health System Education (UR and additional): B.S. in Biomedical Engineering, University of Rochester, 2009 Current city/state of residence: Manhasset, NY When and how did you choose your major? My major was biomedical engineering, and I had minors in chemistry and music. [...]
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Academics / Life at Rochester / Research
Tags: american sign language, biomedical engineering, brain and cognitive sciences, chemical engineering, chemistry, class of 2012, computer science, ecology and evolutionary biology, engineering, fellowships, graduate research fellowships, linguistics, mathematics, microbiology & immunology, national science foundation, natural sciences, pharmacology and physiology, physics, psychology, research, social sciences, technology
April 18, 2012
Nine University of Rochester students and six alumni have been named recipients of the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships
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Richard E. Waugh, professor and chair of the Department of Biomedical Engineering, and James M. Farrar, professor of chemistry, have been elected Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
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Biomedical engineering undergrad Erin Keegan takes advantage of the full spectrum of opportunities students have at Rochester.
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Academics / Life at Rochester / Research
Tags: alternative energy and sustainable engineering, biology, biomedical engineering, chemical engineering, ecology and evolutionary biology, engineering, environmental geology, fellowships, fulbright, gates cambridge, history, optics
April 4, 2011
It’s national fellowship selection season and some of Rochester’s brightest are learning that they’ve been selected as for prestigious awards.
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