The Penn State Department of Biomedical Engineering’s
Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program,
“Cardiovascular Research: Engineering a Translational
Experience (CREATE),” runs May 30 to August 4, 2017, and
is funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation.
The program provides a variety of research opportunities for
undergraduate students in cardiovascular research.
Students will have an opportunity to join a number of
cutting-edge research teams that focus on furthering the
understanding of cardiovascular diseases and developing
medical interventions to treat related conditions. Research
projects will emphasize the development of implantable
devices, artificial gene therapy, and drug delivery systems.
Students in the program will engage in a wide range of
biomedical engineering research and participate in weekly
group activities. These activities provide an overview of
current technologies and expose students to the research
challenges in each area.
Students will be challenged to use a creative skill set to
innovate new solutions for the betterment of human health
and society.
Applications for the Penn State Department of Biomedical
Engineering CREATE REU program are currently being
accepted. We particularly welcome applications from
undergraduate students who are enrolled in science and
engineering programs, and those maintaining a strong
interest in cardiovascular research. Travel assistance and a
research stipend are provided to eligible students.
http://www.bme.psu.edu/create/index.aspx
Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program,
“Cardiovascular Research: Engineering a Translational
Experience (CREATE),” runs May 30 to August 4, 2017, and
is funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation.
The program provides a variety of research opportunities for
undergraduate students in cardiovascular research.
Students will have an opportunity to join a number of
cutting-edge research teams that focus on furthering the
understanding of cardiovascular diseases and developing
medical interventions to treat related conditions. Research
projects will emphasize the development of implantable
devices, artificial gene therapy, and drug delivery systems.
Students in the program will engage in a wide range of
biomedical engineering research and participate in weekly
group activities. These activities provide an overview of
current technologies and expose students to the research
challenges in each area.
Students will be challenged to use a creative skill set to
innovate new solutions for the betterment of human health
and society.
Applications for the Penn State Department of Biomedical
Engineering CREATE REU program are currently being
accepted. We particularly welcome applications from
undergraduate students who are enrolled in science and
engineering programs, and those maintaining a strong
interest in cardiovascular research. Travel assistance and a
research stipend are provided to eligible students.
http://www.bme.psu.edu/create/index.aspx
