Hear how engineers and physician-scientists are working together to tackle important problems in women's health at the Women’s Health Technologies Research Forum on Thursday, Dec. 9, 4:30-6:30 p.m.

Reception 5:40-6:30 p.m., wine and cheese bag with social distancing. Registration is encouraged. 

• "Materials and additive manufacturing for seamless bioelectronictissue interfaces”
  Alexandra Rutz, assistant professor of biomedical engineering
• “3D Non-Invasive Electrophysiology Imaging of Human Uterine Peristalsis in Patients with Endometriosis”
  Kelsey Anderson, assistant professor of OBGYN
• “Using endogenous and exogenous optical contrast for women’s health”
  Christine O’Brien, assistant professor of biomedical engineering
• “Fat infiltration of the pelvic floor muscles: a driver of muscle dysfunction?”
  Gretchen Meyer, assistant professor of physical therapy, neurology, orthopaedic surgery
• “Probing heterogeneous human placenta microstructures using endogenous water molecule brownian motion”
  Yong Wang, associate professor of OBGYN and Electrical & Systems Engineering
• “Tendon Diagnostic Imaging: A Move Toward Quantitative Outcomes”
  Jennifer Zellers, assistant professor of physical therapy

To attend virtually, please register.

Research Forum Committee Members:
Quing Zhu, professor, biomedical engineering and radiology
Yong Wang, associate professor, obstetrics & gynecology and ESE
Chao Zhou, associate professor, biomedical engineering
Tracy Spitznagle, professor, physical therapy and obstetrics and gynecology
Whitney Ross, assistant professor, obstetrics & gynecology
Alexandra Rutz, assistant professor, biomedical engineering