Notre Dame Bioengineering

🚀Launch alert! @NDTIMELab is ready to blast off our next cancer research experiment to the @ISS_CASIS on @SpaceX-34, funded by @NSF. We are sending #glioblastoma patient-derived organoids in an experiment designed by @NotreDame grads and implemented by @space_tango. Stay tuned!

Read the Article Here: engineering.nd.edu/news/3d-biopri… #Bioengineering #AdvancedScience #TissueEngineering #3DBioprinting #CardiovascularResearch #ObesityResearch #HeartDisease

“3D bioprinted model offers new way to study and treat obesity-related heart disease” Highlights the innovative work from the Zorlutuna Lab. Published in #AdvancedScience and led by Lara Çelebi, a doctoral student in bioengineering advised by Prof. @PinarZorlutuna

Leading Biomedical Engineer John Fisher will be joining us to direct Notre Dame's Bioengineering & Life Sciences Initiative!! Read More Here: news.nd.edu/news/leading-b…

In 2024, Graduate Student Alice Burchett and her lab mates drove 17 hours to Kennedy Space Center with a unique Cargo: Vials of Brain Cancer Cells. The hope is that these cells, after a 40 day Space Trip, would hold the Cure to Glioblastroma. go.nd.edu/fighting-to-cu…

Amazing to see so many people at our BMES booth!! Fantastic place to convene for the future of Bioengineering!

Proud of my colleague @DattaScientist for an amazing Young Investigator Award talk, my outstanding graduate students and all of @NDBioeng for their inspiring presentations!! Last but not least thankful to @BMESociety for being elected to Class of #BMES2025 @NDengineering

That's a Wrap on BMES, what a conference, making great connections for the future of Bioengineering!!! @NotreDame #bioengineering

Meenal Datta, from the Notre Dame Bioengineering, has received the 2025 Rita Schaffer Young Investigator Award from the Biomedical Engineering Society! Check Out the Full Article on our News Page! engineering.nd.edu/news/meenal-da…

Pinar Zorlutuna has been elected to the Biomedical Engineering Society’s 2025 Class of Fellows!! Check out the article on our News Page Now: engineering.nd.edu/news/pinar-zor…

Today is the opening day of the 2025 BMES conference! ND’s Bioengineering program is setting up and getting ready for a great conference! You need to check out the Biomedical Engineering in Space special session, featuring our own @DattaScientist! We are at Booth 1022, Stop by!

If you are headed to the BMES Conference in San Diego next week, join us for a special session, "Biomedical Engineering in Space", moderated by our own Meenal Datta! This session is on Thursday the 9th at 8:30am (☀️San Diego time!) in room 28D #bioengineering

✨🚀I am honored to be this year's recipient of the @BMESociety Rita Schaffer Young Investigator Award. This is a direct reflection of my amazing trainees in @NDTIMELab. I look forward to sharing our work on mechano-immunology on Earth and in space. BMES ad astra!

Dr. Pinar Zorlutuna, the director of the Bioengineering Program, will be returning to UIUC next Wednesday to give a talk on her lab's work to engineer models of tissue aging as platforms for discovery of new therapeutics. Please join if you are in the area!

Please join us in Welcoming Doctor Brandon Dixon from Georgia Tech!!! Thursday, September 11th

Welcome Back to all our Bioengineering Students!! Wishing you all a successful 2025-2026 Year!

We are thrilled to have 5 REU students in the @NDTIMELab this summer! Each student won a competitive @NotreDame fellowship to sponsor their research - from cancer immunology to science in space. Learn more about these talented students here! timelab.nd.edu/news/time-lab-…

Thanks to @UNDResearch for the shout out! From research, to education, to industry collaborations, to workforce development, @NotreDame is cultivating the next generation of leaders for the commercial space sector. Irish ad astra! 🚀🍀 research.nd.edu/news-and-event…

Learned so much on how convergence between engineering and science makes a difference in cancer care at National Academies meeting on Cancer Engineering @theNASEM As important, if not more, is communicating it @DrRobWinn We have 34% more lives thanks to cancer research

Excited to be at @UMNews for the 10th annual Midwest Tumor Microenvironment meeting! We’ll be sharing @NDTIMELab’s work on mechano-immunology, -metabolism, and -pathologies in brain and breast tumor microenvironments. Many thanks to the organizers! #MidwestTME2025 #keynote