Tracks
Here you will find a list of tracks, subtracks, and track chairs.
FULL LIST OF TRACKS:
TRACK: Biomechanics
TRACK CHAIRS:
Philip LeDuc - Carnegie Mellon University
Rebecca Heise - Virginia Commonwealth University
Matthew Fisher - NC State University & University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill
Aaron Baker - University of Texas at Austin
SUBTRACKS:
Biofluid Mechanics
Biomechanics In Cell and Tissue Engineering
Biomechanics of Rehabilitation/Injury
Cancer Mechanobiology
Cardiovascular Biomechanics
Cellular and Molecular Biomechanics: Mechanobiology
Computational and Multiscale Modeling In Biomechanics
Human Performance/Sports Biomechanics
Matrix Effects In Mechanobiology
Mechanics of the Respiratory System
Mechanobiology of Stem Cell Engineering
Neuromuscular and Brain Biomechanics
Other / Non-specified
TRACK: Biomanufacturing
TRACK CHAIRS:
Jian Yang - Pennsylvania State University
Tomas Gonzalez-Fernandez - Lehigh University
SUBTRACKS:
Biomaterials for Cell Manufacturing and Tissue Biofabrication
Bioprocess Monitoring and In-Line Sensing
Cellular Biomanufacturing
Cryopreservation In Biomanufacturing
Microphysiological Systems (MPS) Manufacturing
Molecular Biomanufacturing
Tissue and Organ Biomanufacturing
Other / Non-specified
TRACK: Biomaterials
TRACK CHAIRS:
Marissa Wechsler - The University of Texas at San Antonio
Monica Hinds - Oregon Health & Science University
Brian Aguado - University of California San Diego
Erika Moore - University of Florida
SUBTRACKS:
3D Printing and Advanced Biomaterial Manufacturing
Advances In Biomaterials Integration with Chips and Devices
Biomaterials for Immunoengineering
Biomaterials for Regenerative Medicine
Biomaterials Scaffolds
Biomechanics of Biomaterials
Drug Delivering Biomaterials
Engineering the Stem Cell Microenvironment
Natural and Bioinspired Biomaterials
Other / Non-specified
TRACK: Biomedical Engineering Education
TRACK CHAIRS:
Ruth Ochia - Temple University
Charles Patrick - Texas A & M University
SUBTRACKS:
ABET Program Criteria, Student Outcomes
Design and Curriculum
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Experiential Learning (Curricular and Co-Curricular)
Industry and Biomedical Engineering
K-12 Outreach
Mentorship
Multidisciplinary and Interdisciplinary Curriculum
Teaching, Learning, and Pedagogy
Other/Non-specified
TRACK: Bioinformatics, Computational and Systems Biology
TRACK CHAIRS:
Ashlee Ford Versypt - University at Buffalo, The State University of New York
Aaron Meyer - University of California, Los Angeles
SUBTRACKS:
Analysis of Cell Signaling
Analysis of Multi-Cellular Systems
Machine Learning for Biomedical Applications
Models of Metabolism
Multiscale Computation Modeling
Novel Methods for Systems Biology
Omics Data: Methods, Modeling and Analysis
Single-Cell Measurements and Models
Precision and Predictive Medicine
Theory and Practice of Synthetic Biology
Other / Non-specifiedTRACK: Biomedical Imaging and Instrumentation
TRACK CHAIRS:
Ria Mazumder - Widener University
Karl Lewis - Cornell University
SUBTRACKS:
Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasound and Therapeutic Ultrasound
Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Applications (MRI)
Nuclear Medicine Imaging (PET/SPECT)
Optical and Spectroscopic Imaging, Microscopy, and Spectroscopy (Optics)
Photoacoustic Imaging (PA)
X-ray and Computed Tomographic Imaging (CT)
Endoscopy and Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)
Deep Learning and Artificial Intelligence In Microstructural Imaging
Imaging Cells, Molecules, and Genome
Imaging Tissue, Organs, and Physiological Systems
Imaging System Development & Emerging Imaging Technologies
Other / Non-specified
TRACK: Cellular and Molecular Bioengineering
TRACK CHAIRS:
Omid Veiseh - Rice University
Rong Fan - Yale University
SUBTRACKS:
Cell Migration
Engineering and the Microbiome
Epigenetics and Chromatin Regulation
Gene Delivery and Genome Bioengineering
Reprogramming/Directed Differentiation In Stem Cell Engineering
Single-Cell Measurements and Models
Micro/Nano Tools In Molecular Biology (Genomics, Proteomics)
Molecular and Cellular Immunoengineering
Molecular Bioengineering
Molecular Imaging In Live Cells
Other / Non-specified
TRACK: Cancer Technologies
TRACK CHAIRS:
Jessica Winter - The Ohio State University
Jan Lammerding - Cornell University
SUBTRACKS:
Cancer Cell Motility and Migration
Cancer Drug Delivery
Cancer Immunoengineering, Immunomodulation and Immunotherapy
Circulating Biomarkers: CTCs, Extracellular Vesicles and DNA
Computational Modeling of Cancer
Engineered Cancer Models for In Vitro Studies
Imaging Strategies In Cancer Detection, Diagnosis, and Prognosis
Molecular Profiling In Cancer
Metastasis, Dormancy & Treatment Response
Tumor Microenvironment
Other / Non-specified
TRACK: Cardiovascular Engineering
TRACK CHAIRS:
Abhishek Jain - Texas A&M University
Elaheh Rahbar - Wake Forest University
SUBTRACKS:
Angiogenesis and Engineered Vascularization
Cardiac/Cardiovascular Regeneration and Stem Cells
Cardiovascular Tissue Engineering
Heart Valve Structure, Function, and Disease
Sickle Cell Disease
Thrombosis and Hemostasis
Hemodynamics and Vascular Mechanics
Cardiac Electrophysiology
Cardiovascular Biomechanics
Cardiovascular Devices
Other / Non-specified
TRACK: Drug Delivery
TRACK CHAIRS:
Katharina Maisel - University of Maryland
Daniel Gallego-Perez - The Ohio State University
SUBTRACKS:
Cancer Drug Delivery
Delivery Systems for Proteins and Vaccines
Drug Delivery for Immunomodulation and Immunotherapy
Nucleic Acid Deliver
Respiratory Drug Delivery
Other / Non-specified
TRACK: Device Technologies and Biomedical Robotics
TRACK CHAIRS:
Ritu Raman - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Aijun Wang - University of California, Davis
SUBTRACKS:
Assistive Technology
Design and Control of Prostheses and Exoskeletons
Musculoskeletal Robotics and Biomechatronics In Rehabilitation
Interventional Devices and Robotics
Surgical Robotics
Biosensors
Implantable Sensors and Devices
Wearable Sensors and Devices
Neural Devices and Electronics
Point of Care / Mobile Devices
Other / Non-specified
TRACK: Global Health Technologies
TRACK CHAIRS:
Gulden Camci-Unal - University of Massachusetts Lowell
Eduardo Reategui - The Ohio State
SUBTRACKS:
Automated Technologies for use In developing countries
Industry Pathways into Other countries
International collaborations on chronic Disease
International collaborations on infectious Disease
Nanotechnologies for Global Health Technologies and Systems
Social science collaborations across countries
Other / Non-specified
TRACK: Nano and Micro Technologies
TRACK CHAIRS:
Akhilesh Gaharwar - Texas A&M University
Ying Wang - Binghamton University
SUBTRACKS:
Bioinspired/Biomimetic Micro/Nano Devices and Systems
Biomaterials Integration with Micro/Nano Chips and Devices
In Situ Tissue Regeneration via Micro/Nano Engineered Technologies
Micro/Nano Fluidic Engineering, Lab-on-Chip and Organ-on-Chip Systems
Micro/Nano Technologies In Molecular and Cellular Bioengineering, Medicine and Biology
Micro/Nano Tools for Precision Medicine
Molecular Sensors and Nanodevices for Diagnostics and Biomedical Imaging
Other / Non-specified (Implantable systems, flexible/wearable systems, 3D printing/bioprinting, tools to study and manipulate the microbiome, courses and training approaches, etc.)
TRACK: Neural Engineering
TRACK CHAIRS:
John Clegg - University of Oklahoma
Lakiesha Williams - University of Florida
SUBTRACKS:
Computational Neural Modeling
Glial Cell Engineering
Neural Decoding and Control
Neural Device Interfaces
Neural Disease and Injury: Modeling and Therapeutics
Neural Stem/Progenitor Cell Engineering
Neuroimaging
Neuromodulation: Brain and Spinal Cord Stimulation
Neuromodulation: Peripheral Nerve Stimulation
Neuro-Regenerative Engineering
Neurorehabilitation
Other / Non-specified
TRACK: Orthopedic and Rehabilitation Engineering
TRACK CHAIRS:
Marian Hettiaratchi - University of Oregon
Brittany Taylor - University of Florida
SUBTRACKS:
Musculoskeletal Stem Cell Engineering
Articular Cartilage, Meniscus and Joints
Rehabilitation Engineering
Spine and Intervertebral Disc
Bone
Orthopedic and Rehabilitation Engineering: Implant and Prosthetic Biomechanics
Orthopedic: Mechanobiology and Mechanotransduction
Other / Non-specified
TRACK: Tissue Engineering
TRACK CHAIRS:
Quinton Smith - University of California, Irvine
Kara McCloskey - University of California, Merced
SUBTRACKS:
3D Bioprinting and Patterning of Tissues
Biomechanics of Engineered Tissues
Developmental Biology and Morphogenesis of Engineered Tissues
Multi-Cellular Engineered Living Systems
Engineering Replacement Tissues
Gastrointestinal Stem Cell and Tissue Engineering
Gene and Drug Delivery to Engineered Tissues
Musculoskeletal Tissue Engineering
Neural and Neurovascular Tissue Engineering
Stem Cells In Tissue Engineering and Disease Modeling
Organ-on-Chip for Regenerative Medicine
Other / Non-specified
TRACK: Technologies for Emerging Infectious Diseases
TRACK CHAIRS:
Ana Porras - University of Florida
Jiahe Li - Northeastern University
Ying Zheng - University of Washington
SUBTRACKS:
Drug Delivery (Vaccines, Novel ways to deliver antivirals)
Modeling Spread of Contagion
Prevention
Rapid Detection
Sterilization
Systems Biology of Infectious Disease
Technology Advancements (3D Printing, Devices, etc.)
Other / Non-specified
TRACK: Women's Health
TRACK CHAIRS:
Shreya Raghavan - Texas A&M University
Nicole Hashemi - Iowa State University
SUBTRACKS:
Cancers of female Organs
Endometriosis
Mechanics of Pregnancy and Birth
Menopause related Technologies
Oncofertility
Reproductive Health Technologies
Sex-related Differences In chronic Diseases
Other / Non-specified
2023 Specialty Tracks:
Immunoengineering
We welcome abstracts that demonstrate applications of engineering principles in immunology for biomedical applications. This includes, but is not limited to, research related to engineering the immune system using biomaterials, cellular-based therapies, and immune modulation in regenerative medicine.
TRACK CHAIRS:
Elizabeth Wayne - Carnegie Mellow University
Kathryn Miller-Jensen - Yale University
John T. Wilson - Vanderbilt University
Social Transformation
We strive towards a future in which Biomedical Engineering equitably produces solutions for not just some human populations or individuals, but for all of humanity. Making this leap will require that we more openly evaluate scientific challenges within the enduring systemic, intersectional, and social structures of our broader societies and world. We thus introduce a new thrust to the BMES annual meeting - Social Transformation. This thrust will center justice, equity, and sociality in health and shed light on the role of biomedical engineers in developing innovative solutions to address challenges related to these areas.
We are now soliciting abstracts for the Social Transformation thrust. We envision topics such as (but not limited to) racial health inequities, technological causes and means to measure racial inequities (e.g., data, algorithms), evaluation of social determinants of health, transgender and nonbinary health, ableism in science, professional disparities (e.g., citation disparity, racial funding disparity), and methods to overcome social challenges such as science communication and community building.
TRACK CHAIRS:
Stacey Finley - Southern California
Brendan Harley - University of Illinois
Kelly Stevens - University of Washington
Data Analysis and Deep Learning Strategies
Massive amounts of biomedical data are being generated from laboratory research, wearable devices, clinical studies, and healthcare records. We welcome submissions that present cutting-edge analytical and deep learning approaches for analyzing such data, with a focus on gaining biological and clinical insights.
TRACK CHAIR:
Mete Civelek - University of Virginia
