Mimicking natural connections could improve rotator cuff repair Research, Faculty Research / September 3, 2026 Many rotator cuff repairs fail due to a variety of factors that could be solved by a new fix that imitates the body’s natural environment. Researchers have developed a “scaffold” that mimics natural tissue and could lead to more durable rotator cuff repairs, including for large injuries and cases involving... Read More Launching the Next Generation of Bioengineering Faculty – Part 4: Raghav Garg Research, Postdocs Research / August 27, 2026 From Penn to Texas A&M, Raghav Garg Is Turning Neural Interface Research Toward Patient Care On August 1, 2026, Raghav Garg joined Texas A&M University as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, where he is establishing a research program dedicated to implantable and wearable neural... Read More Launching the Next Generation of Faculty – Part 3: Hannah Zlotnick Research, Postdocs Research / August 20, 2026 Authored by Coley Coleman and Thembi Ford From the University of Pennsylvania to Wake Forest, Hannah Zlotnick Brings Bioengineering to the Forefront of Orthopaedic Medicine Following Margaret Billingsley’s move to UVA, the next installment of Launching the Next Generation of Bioengineering Faculty features Hannah Zlotnick (Ph.D. BE 2022), whose doctoral training... Read More Launching the Next Generation of Bioengineering Faculty – Part 2: Margaret Billingsley Research, Postdocs Research / August 5, 2026 Authored by Coley Coleman and Thembi Ford. From the University of Pennsylvania to UVA, Margaret Billingsley Charts a Course in Nanomedicine and Women’s Health Following Marshall Padilla’s move to Stanford, the next installment of Launching the Next Generation of Bioengineering Faculty features Margaret Billingsley. On Aug. 31, 2026, Billingsley will... Read More
Launching the Next Generation of Bioengineering Faculty – Part 4: Raghav Garg Research, Postdocs Research / August 27, 2026 From Penn to Texas A&M, Raghav Garg Is Turning Neural Interface Research Toward Patient Care On August 1, 2026, Raghav Garg joined Texas A&M University as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, where he is establishing a research program dedicated to implantable and wearable neural... Read More
Launching the Next Generation of Faculty – Part 3: Hannah Zlotnick Research, Postdocs Research / August 20, 2026 Authored by Coley Coleman and Thembi Ford From the University of Pennsylvania to Wake Forest, Hannah Zlotnick Brings Bioengineering to the Forefront of Orthopaedic Medicine Following Margaret Billingsley’s move to UVA, the next installment of Launching the Next Generation of Bioengineering Faculty features Hannah Zlotnick (Ph.D. BE 2022), whose doctoral training... Read More
Launching the Next Generation of Bioengineering Faculty – Part 2: Margaret Billingsley Research, Postdocs Research / August 5, 2026 Authored by Coley Coleman and Thembi Ford. From the University of Pennsylvania to UVA, Margaret Billingsley Charts a Course in Nanomedicine and Women’s Health Following Marshall Padilla’s move to Stanford, the next installment of Launching the Next Generation of Bioengineering Faculty features Margaret Billingsley. On Aug. 31, 2026, Billingsley will... Read More
