Please join us this Fri, Mar 14, at 12noon in ENGR 126 for a Temple Bioengineering seminar by Dr. Pouria Fattahi, Postdoctoral Fellow Penn Bioengineering ! His seminar title is: Microengineered human physiological systems: exploring the impossible.

Please join us tomorrow Mar 28, at 12noon in ENGR 126 for a Temple Bioengineering seminar by Mario Mata, Manager of Patient and Caregiver Solutions J&J Innovative Medicine ! His seminar title is: Be The Change.

Please join us Friday April 4, at 12noon over ZOOM for a Temple Bioengineering seminar by Dr. Julia Kline, Staff Scientist NIH Clinical Center! Her seminar title is: Exploring the Potential of EEG for Mobile Neuroimaging and Brain-Computer Interface.

Join the Temple Research & Innovation team at the iNest on May 16 for our Spring event on a rapidly growing interdisciplinary field focusing on the link between the nervous system and cancer and fortifying connections among researchers in this emerging field. Fox Chase Cancer Center Temple University

Register now for our next Department Seminar, where Dr Evangelia Bellas, PI of BellasFATLab, will unpack the complexities of adipose tissue and how her lab uses bioengineering to model dysfunction! 🗓️7 May, 4PM 📍RSM 2.28, South Ken Register 👉bit.ly/BGsemBellas

The amazing #CancerInNeuroscience #Symposium chair ⁦Bojana⁩ from ⁦Lewis Katz School of Medicine⁩ ⁦Temple Bioengineering⁩ ⁦Fox Chase Cancer Center⁩ giving the opening remarks of what is promising to be a great day of research sharing and conversations

Kicking off the Cancer Neuroscience Symposium this morning at the Innovation Nest! #TempleResearch

Dr. Edna Cukierman, Ph.D. Bojana Lewis Katz School of Medicine Temple Bioengineering Fox Chase Cancer Center Fantastic symposium organized by the one and only Bojana with an amazing lineup of speakers!!!

Today at the #CancerNeuroscienceSymposium Innovation Nest , Bojana , also the scientific chair, is discussing the role of sensory neurons in breast cancer invasion and metastasis!

A truly insightful day at the Innovation Nest #CancerNeuroscience Symposium. Fascinating to explore the intersection of neuroscience and oncology — where discovery meets hope. Grateful for the brilliant minds pushing boundaries in cancer research.

I learned so much! Thank you Bojana for organizing such a successful event

We're still thinking about Friday’s #CancerNeuroscience Symposium at Innovation Nest — a day of thought-provoking presentations on how nerves and tumors interact, led by Scientific Chair Bojana. Big thanks to our keynote, speakers, and foundation panel! #CancerResearch

This spring Temple Bioengineering PhD student Jessica Longstreth was awarded Honorable Mention in the 2025 US National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program. The NSF GRFP honors promising researchers working towards their PhD or masters in STEM. Congratulations, Jessica!

Check out some of our faculty news highlights from the past year! bit.ly/45s5nR5

Dr. Karin Wang of Temple Bioengineering was recently awarded the Blue Sky Initiative grant for the research project: Ancestry-Dependent Fibroblast Migration and Matrix Assembly During Wound Repair. Read more here: bit.ly/3GfXDrd Wang Lab

A new video series debuts at the iNest - iTalks features investigators bringing ideas and research to life. From Temple University we are proud to present Dr. Karin Wang and Dr. Philip Dames here: research.temple.edu/innovation/inn… Karin Wang Wang Lab Temple Bioengineering Temple Research & Innovation Temple Engineering

How do physical forces shape disease? Karin Wang’s #bioengineering lab Wang Lab at Temple Bioengineering is building tissue-mimicking platforms to decode cell behavior and develop new diagnostics. Watch her iTalks video: research.temple.edu/innovation/inn… #TempleResearch