Deadlines for BMES 2025 Late Breaking Abstracts and Undergraduate Abstracts Extended to August 1.
Due to attendee request, the submission deadlines for Late Breaking Abstracts and Undergraduate Abstracts has been extended to ensure that you have...
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The Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) today announces the launch of its brand-new podcast, Office Hours. Join Dr. Liz Wayne, Assistant Professor at the University of Washington as she unpacks today’s most pressing scientific topics and explores how biomedical engineers are building a healthier, more equitable world, one discovery at a time.
Podcast Highlights:
Bridging Research and Real‑World Impact: Office Hours connects listeners with top-tier academic and industry professionals who share their experiences in research, clinical translation, product development, and more.
Diverse Perspectives: With each episode, BMES spotlights voices from across academia, industry, government, and allied health sectors, showcasing the multifaceted nature of BME.
Monthly Release Schedule: New episodes are published monthly, starting July 29, 2025, covering critical career topics like funding strategies, educational pathways, team-building, ethics, and translating innovation into practice.
Preview Episode Now Available:
Listeners can now tune in to the Office Hours preview episode to get a taste of what’s to come. This introductory conversation sets the tone for the series—highlighting the real-world experiences, challenges, and inspiration behind careers in biomedical engineering. It’s the perfect starting point for anyone looking to explore the people and ideas shaping the future of the field.
How to Listen:
Office Hours is now available for streaming on BMES’s official website and all major podcast platforms. Visit bmes.org/office-hours-podcast for more information on Office Hours.
Due to attendee request, the submission deadlines for Late Breaking Abstracts and Undergraduate Abstracts has been extended to ensure that you have...
The Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) today announces the launch of its brand-new podcast, Office Hours. Join Dr. Liz Wayne, Assistant Professor...
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