Making the connections between science, public health and policy HST MEMP PhD students attended the AIMBE's Public Policy Institute for Rising Leaders, held in the spring, which gave participants a deeper understanding of how public policy shapes biomedical engineering. Becoming a physician-scientist: How personal and family health struggles shaped the career of HST MD grad Sam Finlayson Finlayson had two main goals when it came to pursuing a career in medicine: first, to be an engineer who could help advance medical capabilities through lifesaving technology; and, second, to be a physician who could embrace uncertainty while working on behalf of his patients and their families. HST MEMP grad Claudia Varela sees both dance and bioengineering as tools for social change Varela is interested in creating medical devices that will help us study and address healthcare disparities The promise of regeneration HMS grad Jennifer Cloutier has a habit of pushing limits How consequential life grew from dying heart Childhood transplant gave Jon Hochstein a second chance, guides his next steps to Boston Children's Pagination First page « First Previous page Previous Page 1 Current page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 … Next page Next Last page Last »
Making the connections between science, public health and policy HST MEMP PhD students attended the AIMBE's Public Policy Institute for Rising Leaders, held in the spring, which gave participants a deeper understanding of how public policy shapes biomedical engineering.
Becoming a physician-scientist: How personal and family health struggles shaped the career of HST MD grad Sam Finlayson Finlayson had two main goals when it came to pursuing a career in medicine: first, to be an engineer who could help advance medical capabilities through lifesaving technology; and, second, to be a physician who could embrace uncertainty while working on behalf of his patients and their families.
HST MEMP grad Claudia Varela sees both dance and bioengineering as tools for social change Varela is interested in creating medical devices that will help us study and address healthcare disparities
How consequential life grew from dying heart Childhood transplant gave Jon Hochstein a second chance, guides his next steps to Boston Children's
