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Summer Research Program 2008

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Deadline application March 1st 2008


ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • BMES Lausanne Chapter will elect its new committee for 2008. Send us an email if you would like to become an officer.
  • A new Master in Sciences "Healthcare Technologies Management" is offered at the Marquette University.
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Summer Research Program 2008-School of Life Sciences

We are pleased to inform you that more than 25 fellowships will be awarded to undergraduate students for the Summer Research Program 2008-School of Life Sciences at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland.  
Students in their second or third year of studies in the life sciences, including related engineering fields are invited to apply. The deadline for submitting applications is March 1st, 2008.


Expanding from its initial foundations in neuroscience and biotechnology, EPFL's School of Life Sciences has now matured into four distinct institutes -

  • the Brain Mind Institute,
  • the Biotechnology Institute,
  •  the Swiss Institute for Experimental Cancer Research
  • the Global Health Institute. 

 In all areas we emphasize integrated approaches spanning a range of disciplines from functional genomics to high-tech bioengineering.


Detailed information & flyer are available at:
http://ssv.epfl.ch/page64103.html



Social Event


We are pleased to announce the social event of the chapter to happen on Wednesday 16th of April at Standard Café in Lausanne . The event will start at 18h00 with an aperitif offered by the chapter and will continue by election of the new committee members.

When : 16 April 2008 at 18h00
Where: Standard Café
Rue de la Grotte 3
CH-1003 Lausanne


Last events

October 31st, 2007
Bioengineering in Academics and Industry:
Meet the 2 Worlds.

 

April 26th ,2006
Bioengineering Day conference 2006
(2nd annual BMES Miniconference)

The conference theme: academic research and its application

September 1st and 2nd, 2005
2005 Annual Meeting of SSBE

The 2005 Annual Meeting of SSBE is intended to bring together academic and corporate researchers throughout Switzerland from diverse fields of biomedical engineering. The meeting will be held on . Anyone with an interest in meeting Switzerland's leading biomedical engineers is invited to attend. Membership in the society, while encouraged, is not required.

April, 2005
1st Annual BMES MiniConference
Talks introducing many of the biomedical engieering labs here at EPFL in addition to student presentations, posters, food, fun and live music courtesy Le Goût de Blanc
Thank you to everyone for making this a successful event!

February 1, 2005
Interlab "Building warming" party
Put away your lab coat and bring out your dancing shoes...

December 1, 2004
1st monthly Movie Night
Featuring: Christmas Story
(No one got their eyes shot out...)

November 16th
1st Meeting of the EPFL Biomedical Engineering Society
Constitution approved by quorum of members

October 12th, 2004
Social hour for graduate students and post docs.
An event during the Tissue Engineering Society International (TESI) and the European Tissue Engineering Society (ETES) Conference.

symposium on cardiovascular diseases, the blood, the vasculature, and the perivasculature ,October 18 and 19th , Fribourg, Switzerland

Here, you can find the announcement and registration form for the following symposium:

Cardiovascular Diseases -

The Blood, the Vasculature, and the Perivasculature

(October 18 and 19th, 2007, Fribourg, Switzerland)

Organizers: Zhihong Yang and Brenda R.

Registration is free but mandatory.

 

PhilTrans special issue on VPH - call for papers

This might be of interest for some of you working in computational modeling of biological systems.

for more information take a look at this letter.

BMES Conference 2007


Bioengineering in Academics and Industry:

Meet the two Worlds

 

Date: 31.10.07 from 9h00 to 14h00

Program:

 

Hour

Speaker

Affiliation

9:00

Opening Ceremony

 

9:15

Prof.Stergiopulos

EPFL

9:45

Prof.Lutolf

EPFL

10:15

Prof.Klaas Pruessmann


ETHZ

10:45

Coffee Break

 

11:00

Dr.Philip Procter

Stryker Osteosynthesis

11:30

Claire Devillers

Alcimed Consulting

12:00

Lunch and Poster Session

 

14:00

End of Conference

 

 

Poster winners:

 -

 -

Bioengineering Day Conference 2006


Following the success of the last year's inaugural event, the BioMedical Engineering Society (BMES)'s EPFL graduate student chapter is again hosting a spring mini-conference - to which you are cordially invited. This year's conference title is: "Academic research and its application".

Date: Wednesday, the 26th of April 2006

Time: 13h00 - 18h00 and more

Place: EPFL, SG01 and CO foyer

Program:
SG01

  • 13:15 Opening - BMES
  • 13:25 Introduction - EPFL, Prof. Melody Schwartz
  • 13:35 Translational research - EPFL, Prof. Nikos Stergiopulos
  • 14:20 Intellectual Property and Patenting - the EPFL IP and Patent Office, Dr. Natalia Giovannini
  • 14:40 Industry directly stemming from academia - KUROS, Dr. Jason Schense
  • 15:25 Break
  • 15:45 How biotechnology companies utilize our publications - Serono, Dr. Alexander Scheer
  • 16:30 Innogrants - EPFL, Dr Benoît Dubuis
  • 16:45 Conclusion - EPFL, Prof. Jeffrey Hubbell
CO2 Hall
  • 17:15 Student posters and apero (Sri Lankan) with live music


 PhD students winner of the best poster of the BMES 2006 are:
               - Philippe Pittet
               -


Officers

President
    Edouard Fonck
Vice President
    Rana Rezakhaniha
Secretary
    Vincent Stadelmann
Treasurer
    Francois Aguet


Advisory Committee Members
Phlilippe Reymond
Joseph Rutkowski


Faculty Advisor
    Prof. Melody Swartz

Contact: bmes@epfl.ch


What is Biomedical Engineering?
"Biomedical engineering integrates physical, chemical, mathematical, and computational sciences and engineering principles to study biology, medicine, behavior, and health. It advances fundamental concepts; creates knowledge from the molecular to the organ systems level; and develops innovative biologics, materials, processes, implants, devices and informatics approaches for the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of disease, for patient rehabilitation, and for improving health".

NIH working definition of bioengineering - July 24, 1997

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