Everybody welcome JOE, our new 3-D printer shared between AEMB and BMES. Located in the computer lab at the Bioengineering Building, you can request to use the printer using the links below or the QR codes displayed on the flyer. Feel free to stop by!

If you have any questions, please contact stonybrookbmes@gmail.com or sbuaemb@gmail.com.

Are you interested in becoming an AEMB member? Come visit us at the CEAS Involvement Fair to learn more about the organization! The CEAS Involvement Fair will be on Wednesday, September 7th from 1:00 to 2:00 pm in the Engineering Quad. In case of inclement weather, the fair will be held in the Heavy Engineering lobby. We hope to see you there!

Come hear from Stony Brook undergraduate BME alumni on their graduate school experiences and involvement in research! This is a great opportunity to ask questions and begin planning your future in biomedical engineering from former students with first-hand experience. The panel will be held virtually on Zoom on Monday, April 25, from 7:00 to 8:30 PM. This event will count for credit for AEMB members.

Looking to learn how to make printed circuit boards? Come to SAC 304 on March 22nd, from 4:00 to 5:30 pm to attend our PCB Workshop! No prior experience with PCB design necessary. This event will be for AEMB credit.

Please make sure to download Autodesk Fusion 360 prior to the workshop. You can download a free version for students here.

Want to learn how to code and build a classic carnival game? Need to brush up on your Arduino or coding skills? Come down to SAC 306 on November 15th, from 5:30-7 PM to attend the Arduino Workshop: Buzz Wire Game Edition! No prior experience with coding or Arduino is necessary! This is the perfect opportunity to begin to learn the skills you will need in classes like BME 203, research, and potentially your future career. This event will count as event credit for AEMB. We hope to see everyone there!

Come hear from former Stony Brook BME students currently working at Regeneron, Boston Scientific, Johnson & Johnson, and Cellino Biotech. Learn how to kickstart your career in biomedical engineering, from BME alumni. The event will be held virtually on Zoom, on Thursday, Nov 4th, from 7-8:30 PM. This event will count for credit for AEMB members. We hope to see you all there!

Need a break from studying? Come to Board Game Night on Wednesday, October 13th from 7-8pm to play some board games with other BME students! We will be in the Humanities Building, Room 2030. The event will count for credit for AEMB members. We hope to see you all there for this casual event!

Do you want free ice cream? Are you looking to meet other biomedical engineering students? Next Monday, September 13th, from 4:00-5:00 p.m., BMES and AEMB will be hosting an ice cream social to welcome students back to campus! Stop by SAC 311 to start your semester off right. We hope to see you all there!

Seniors, are you a planning on decorating your cap for graduation? Do you want a shout out on our social media and website with your awesome design? Please fill out the Google Form using the QR code below by May 19th to enter the AEMB Graduate Cap Design Contest. We look forward to seeing what you have to offer!

Next Thursday, April 8th, from 3:00-4:00 p.m., we will be hosting another faculty-student event featuring Dr. Frame, Dr. Rubenstein and Dr. Chan! This will be a great opportunity to interact with your professor outside of the classroom in a more casual, social setting, and the competition between Dr. Frame and Dr. Rubenstein should definitely not be missed. Please use the information below to sign into the event on Zoom, and we hope to see you all there!

Are you interested in pursuing a career in industry? Then this event is for you. We will be hosting a BME Career Night on Wednesday, April 7th, from 6:00-7:30 p.m.  Please register on Handshake using the button below, and check below for details about the panelists! The moderator will be Crystal Diaz from the Career Center, and this will be a collaboration between AEMB, BMES, the BME Department, and the Career Center. We hope to see you all there!

Panelists

• Tee Pamon, Ph.D., Senior Regulatory Affairs Specialist at Stryker - BME '17, '09

• Vanessa Herrera, Product Analyst at Boston Scientific, BME '20

• Daniel Mahoney, Process Engineering Technician, Cummins, BME '20

• Daniel DeDora, Ph.D., Executive Director at Morgan Stanley/CEO at Paired Fashion,  BME '10, '15

Want a career fixing broken hearts? We would like to invite any students interested in fixing broken hearts to our Information Session on February 9th. Come learn about the career of a lifetime working as an Associate Clinical Account Specialist with Biosense Webster, Inc.

Learn from fellow Seawolves before the IT/Engineering job fair on 2/12!

• Mike Lee '99

• Mahum Siddiqui '19

• Yahfi Talukdar '11, '14, '16, '17

Proposed Agenda:

• Introduction to Biosense Webster and the ACAS program 6 – 6:25 PM

• Student Q&A 6:25 – 7 PM

Science research is a valuable and practical experience that applies the knowledge that you have learned in your courses. The issue is finding these great opportunities and reaching out to PI’s. Our panelists, ranging in many areas of biology, chemistry, and physics, have gone through this process and are well informed. Our AEMB event gives you the opportunity to ask questions about anything and everything science research at Stony Brook University. 

Offering this event to BME and other biology-related undergraduates hopes to target and educate underclassmen, but are open to juniors and seniors, about scientific research. Here, you can expect to learn about the time commitment of the lab, the thought process behind creating novel ideas, and most importantly getting into your desired lab. We hope to see and help you!

Don’t you wish COVID-19 is over soon? RSVP now to join us for a close conversation and minigames with our faculty on November 13th, 2020 (FRI) from 4-5pm via zoom meeting (ID: 940 5093 1541, PWD: 604867). Through this event, students and faculty in the Department of Biomedical Engineering (BME) will have an opportunity to not only share their struggles, but also learn from each other how one can thrive during this time to plan and equip yourself to prepare for your career in academia or industry.

How to get ready for fireside chat X game time? RSVP now! Show your presence and participate with your working camera and microphone. Rename your speaker window with your preferred name. Use a virtual background with fireside chat theme. Things to think about before the fireside chat: the good, the bad and the “funny” about online learning/teaching, any tips for others to make this a better experience, any questions/suggestions you have to equip oneself better for a career in academia or industry during this pandemic

This event features four BME faculty members: Dr. Yi-Xin Qin (Department Chair), Dr. David Rubenstein (Graduate Program Director), Dr. Ete Chan and Dr. Hassan Arbab.