GCaMP6 recordings from mouse L6 DRG. Afferents were activated by graded colorectal distension (15, 30, 45, and 60 mmHg). The video is 3 times faster than the real time.
Author: Feng, Bin
Message to new BME graduate students from Dr. Feng
UConn BME faculty receive a $2 million R01 grant from the NIH
Drs. Feng (PI), Pierce (co-I) and Emadi (co-I) have received an R01 research grant from the NIH to support their collaborative investigation on biomechanical factors of visceral pain. Cheers!
2018 BME Junior Design Prize Winners
Congratulations to the following BME junior students for their strong performance in BME 3900!
Senior Design Team 2018 won the 3rd place!
Congratulations to Keeyan and Eric for winning the 3rd place among all 26 BME capstone senior design projects! It appears that what you have worked hard for has finally paid off handsomely! All the best wishes to your upcoming career in deep learning and machine learning.
Dr. Feng ran the 5K Charity Race organized by the Rowe Scholars
Dr. Feng is on the front page of UConn “Daily Campus”. He was caught by a camera while running the 5K Charity Race organized by UConn Rowe Scholarship Program of which he is a member of the steering committee.
Jawad Ilham advised by Dr. Feng successfully defended his M.S. thesis. Good job!
GCaMP imaging of intact L6 DRG – NPR lab’s latest data!
CAR-T cell Therapy. Breakthrough in cancer treatment via piggyback ride on the body’s immune system
In retrospect years later, this will be the time point to be remembered in cancer therapy, to which countless manpower, time and resources have been devoted.
BME 3900 Junior Design Winners for “A low-cost epinephrine autoinjector as an alternative to EpiPen”
