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September 18, 2020

Seminar Schedule

All seminars are held 9 – 10am on Fridays.
Students who have registered for BME 6001 or BIME 6090 are required to attend the seminars. In order to get a pass grade, students should not miss more than two seminars. Students are allowed to compensate for missing up to two Biomedical Engineering program seminars by attending equivalent seminars and submit a 200 words report to Dr. Teja Guda before the last day of the class for the semester.
The objective of this class is to broaden students’ academic horizons, deepen their understanding of one’s own research area, and learn presentation skills.

Aug 30	BSE 2.106	Dr. Brey	Introduction to BME Fall 2019 Series
Sept 6	BSE 2.106	Dr. Dr. Dhireesha Kudithipudi
Sept 13	BSE 2.106	Dr. Dimitrios Miserlis
Sept 20-STRETCH	BSE 2.106	Dr. Weixing Zhao
Sept 27	BSE 2.106	Dr. Anthony Robles-Burgos
Oct 4	BSE 2.106	Dr. Neal Vail
Oct 11	BSE 2.106	Dr. Don Peterson
Oct 18	BSE 2.106	-- NO CLASS
Oct 25	BSE 2.106	Dr. Karina Vielma
Nov 1	BSE 2.106	Dr. Patrick Sung
Nov 8	BSE 2.106	Dr. Jianyi (Jay) Zhang
Nov 15	BSE 2.106	Marissa Wchsler
Nov 22	BSE 2.106	Dr. Scott Guelcher
Nov 29	BSE 2.106	-- NO CLASS
Dec 6	BSE 2.106	-- NO CLASS

Department of Biomedical Engineering
Applied Engineering Building (AET)
Room 1.102 One UTSA Circle
San Antonio, TX 78249

Phone: 210-458-7084
Fax: 210-458-7007

Contact COE Webmaster: coe@utsa.edu

BME Mission
The Department of Biomedical Engineering is committed to providing a learning environment that encourages discovery and advancement for the betterment of its students and the community. Through its biomedical engineering educational programs, externally funded research and public service, the Department seeks to serve the professional training needs of San Antonio, south central Texas, and beyond. It is committed to developing well-rounded, competitive biomedical engineering professionals to support the University's mission.

UTSA Mission
The University of Texas at San Antonio is dedicated to the advancement of knowledge through research and discovery, teaching and learning, community engagement and public service. As an institution of access and excellence, UTSA embraces multicultural traditions and serves as a center for intellectual and creative resources as well as a catalyst for socioeconomic development–for Texas, the nation and the world.