Submitted abstract for #CRISPR2024? If not, hurry! The lineup is 🔥 Come join us! This is a great way to learn & meet people! george church Waseem Qasim Stanley Qi Lab

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Why are there so many incredible Bioengineers in BU Engineering? I don't know but it was super inspiring and fun to meet them and discuss our work! Liang Hao Samagya Banskota Miguel Jimenez Joe Larkin Mark G. & more

Welcome to our 20 Rising Stars on the first day of the workshop!

Today, during her remarks at #WMIF2024 Governor Maura Healey announced $19.8 million in funding to support 15 projects driving life sciences innovation in Massachusetts. Read more: ow.ly/jK1P50TtNTJ

Meet Samagya Banskota, one of our remarkable junior faculty at BU BME. Her lab focuses on overcoming delivery barriers for macromolecules within the body to advance precision genome editing therapies for rare genetic diseases. 30 spr.ly/6016mAfEm

Don't miss out on #CRISPR2024!

Calling all prospective grad applicants for Boston University Biomedical Engineering , come meet our faculty at Biomedical Engineering Society 2024 in Baltimore! Learn about the exciting research in BU Engineering 🧬🧫👩🏼‍🔬👨🏾‍🔬🔬🥼 and enjoy food and drink 🍷🍮 at our reception

Excited to see my paper with Federico Zincenko in print @ RAND. Next paper! :-) onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/author/T…

woohooooo --- so excited to see this paper in a journal. I feel like we added some value...super proud. I will freak out again when it is in print.

The PhRMA Foundation awarded 34 early-career researchers a total of $2.5 million in 2025 fellowships and grants focused on drug discovery, drug delivery, and translational medicine research. View the list of awardees: phrmafoundation.org/news-events/pr…

2024, that's a wrap! 🎉 My first year as a PI flew by, and WOW. I couldn't have asked for a better team to share this journey. 🙏 Here's to more adventures and discoveries in 2025! BU Engineering Biological Design Center, Boston University Boston University Biomedical Engineering

NIH indirect costs fund the backbone of research: maintaining labs, ensuring safety, and supporting admin work. These are essential for groundbreaking discoveries. Drastic cuts to NIH indirect rates are detrimental to academic biomedical research.

The mood was defiant at many of the rallies, where chants of “Scientists will not be silenced”, “Facts over fear” and “What do we want? Peer review! When do we want it? Now!” were heard. go.nature.com/43rWyFG