Capstone Design Expo | Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering

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Capstone Threepeat! Coulter BME Wins Again

Air Detectives take top prize to give department three straight victories in Expo competition

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BME Team Shares Top Prize at Expo With Medical Device for AFib Patients

Photo of a group of nine students representing teams AdvanCED and Jawws holding a check for $1000. Two female students on the right side of the photo are holding small plaques. Next to the students on the far right of the photo is the Buzz mascot and Dr. James Stubbs, faculty advisor for BME Capstone.

Two Teams Win Top BME Prize in Capstone Expo

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Surgical Tool for Abdominal Cancer Wins Top BME Prize in Capstone Expo

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Global Health Capstone Program Gets a Shot in the Arm

Team FeediNG Forward won the Best Overall Project in biomedical engineering at the Spring 2022 Capstone Design Expo April 26. Their project developed an improved nasogastric tube for premature infants that protects against displacement after insertion and verifies proper initial placement without the need for X rays. The team included Alima Ballo, Esha Kashyap, Eunice Kim, Janet Kim, and Meghana Sridhar. (Photo: Joshua Stewart)

Redesigned NG Tube for Premature Babies Wins Top BME Prize at Spring Capstone Expo

Biomedical engineering teams won both of the top project awards at the Fall 2021 Capstone Design Expo Dec. 7. For the first time, two teams won Best Overall Project —Team EsophaGuys for the online version of the expo and Team carSEAL for the in-person. The top BME team award went to NICUties. (Photo: Joshua Stewart)

BME Students' Surgical Devices Sweep Best Overall Project Awards at Fall 2021 Capstone Design Expo

The first-place biomedical engineering team with advisor James Stubbs on the Gatherly platform after the Spring 2021 Capstone Design Expo. In the front row, left to right, are Team Milk Maids members Emma Kate Costanza, Brielle Lonsberry, and Simran Dhal. In the back are Austin Stachowski, left, and Amanda Wijntjes.

Tool to Assess Newborns’ Ability to Breastfeed Takes Top BME Prize in Spring Capstone Expo