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USF’s biomedical engineering program is getting new labs

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When the Department of Medical Engineering opened at USF in 2017, it had just one faculty member and was open exclusively to graduate students. Its biomedical engineering program grew little by little, leading up to an undergraduate senior class of five students walking the stage for the first time in May 2020. Souheil Zekri, a […]

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USF’s biomedical engineering program is getting new labs

When the Department of Medical Engineering opened at USF in 2017, it had just one faculty member and was open exclusively to graduate students. Its biomedical engineering program grew little by little, leading up to an undergraduate senior class of five students walking the stage for the first time in May 2020. Souheil Zekri, a […]

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