World Diabetes Day

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World Diabetes Day is today! Our lab had three posters at the UF poster session.

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Ocular Engineering Symposium

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Dr. Otto was invited to speak at the Ocular engineering symposium at UF.

Renae Burke

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Renae Burke
Biomedical Engineering

Renae Burke is a fourth year double major in biomedical engineering and violin performance. She is currently working on intracortical magnetic stimulation and is interested in researching bidirectional brain-machine interfaces.

Enabling Students With Learning Disabilities/ADHD to Outperform In Your Class

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Dr. Scott Thourson is presenting a teaching workshop open to faculty or people in charge of communication in COE, BME, MSE, MBI, (non-STEM just as important!). Please register and attend to learn more about working with these students!

Workshop title: Enabling Students With Learning Disabilities/ADHD to Outperform In Your Class

Date: Thursday, November 14th, 2:30-4:00pm

Location: 201 Bryant Space Science Center​

Description: Individuals with learning disabilities (LD) and/or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) include some of the most talented thinkers in society. The opposite observation might be made when those individuals are undergraduate students in a classroom. In this workshop, participants will learn how their classroom environment might affect the performance of students gifted with LD/ADHD. As someone with ADHD, I will explain how LD/ADHD manifests in college and present examples from my own experience as a student and instructor. Activities: case studies, self-evaluations, and group discussions that revolve around teaching undergraduate students with LD/ADHD.

Registration: https://uf.tfaforms.net/337&tfa_30=true&tfa_27=a0Q4M00000Jlio1