UC Berkeley Department of Bioengineering

Our researchers have received a new grant from the Biohub non-profit research organization, looking to advance the field of Spatiotemporal omics - the ability to sample biomolecules at different locations and times to watch disease processes unfold. Amy Herr and her UCSF partners Jennifer Rosenbluth and Amrita Basu will be studying integrated organoid systems for immunotherapy toxicity.

Fish & Richardson, a global law firm dedicated to intellectual property, litigation, and technology law, is pleased to announce that applications are now open for School of Fish: STEM Careers in IP 2026. This education and scholarship program introduces undergraduate and graduate students to career paths in the field of patent law. In-person costs are covered,…

Bench to Bedside APEX is a global competition for student-founded companies developing medical devices, diagnostics, and health technologies. Teams present their business plans and innovations to a panel of judges representing clinical, engineering, and investment expertise. The competition emphasizes device-focused innovation with the potential to improve patient outcomes, streamline care, and a…

The Center for Computational Biology is offering a 5-day Introduction to Python Programming bootcamp from August 3 – 7, 2026. The goal of the course is to introduce Python, a simple and powerful programming language that is used for many applications, and to expose participants to the practical utility of Python and programming in general. Each…

The Bioengineering Department is hiring an undergraduate student to assist with social media, communications and some data management. The position is part-time (6-10 hours per week), and may begin during the summer. Work study eligibility is preferred, as well as experience with the Berkeley campus culture and with social media content creation. The goal of…

Hi! I am an alum of the Berkeley BioE PhD program now working at Cytovale in South San Francisco. Cytovale’s microfluidic IntelliSep test can stratify a patient’s risk of sepsis in under 10 minutes from a whole blood sample, and is currently used in emergency departments across multiple health systems.   My team in the Innovation &…

Bioengineer Emma Berman is one of four finalists for the 2026 University Medal, Berkeley's highest honor for a graduating senior who has achieved academic excellence while making a positive impact on others.

Professor Shuvo Roy, Director of The Kidney Project, will be hosting a BIC California Academy of Bioengineering Distinguished Lecture exploring the emerging approaches to renal replacement therapy, with a focus on the development of implantable bioartificial kidneys that aim to restore continuous, physiological function without the limitations of existing modalities. The lecture will highlight ad…

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Soon-to-be Doctor Alonso Torres, Jr. knows the value of community. His life has taken him from the Central Valley, through military service and parenthood, now to a PhD in bioengineering.

My name is Nikita, and I’m a 3rd-year PhD student working with Prof. Grigory Tikhomirov (EECS) on a wide variety of projects. My research involves: DNA origami, Robotics for research experiment automation, and 3D printing.   I’m currently looking for motivated undergraduate students to join my projects over the summer. If you’re interested in these…

The Rowan University Master of Translational Orthopedic Device Engineering program provides a one-year experience combining coursework, projects, VR training, and surgical shadowing. A flexible curriculum design facilitates the participation of distance learners and working professionals.  This program is well-suited for engineering graduates pursuing careers in the orthopedic device industry and…

Fresh off a $125M Series B led by NEA, Qualified Health is scaling fast and transforming how health systems use AI. Come hear from Nicholas Chedid, Associate Medical Officer at Qualified Health — a physician, entrepreneur, and investor with decades of experience in healthcare Chou Hall, Haas School of Business Wednesday, April 30th | 7:00 PM…

It’s that time of year…the SHPE 2026 Conference Sponsorship application for continuing students has just opened! This year, the conference will be from October 28th to 31st in Indianapolis, Indiana. Sponsorship covers the costs of transportation, lodging, and registration, as well as mandatory workshops in Fall 2026 to prepare for the conference. The application is…

Make an impact with what you’ve learned! CAEE is hiring Tutors for Fall 2026! If you’re passionate about helping others and assisting them in building confidence in their knowledge, join us in creating a supportive learning community where students grow, thrive, and succeed together. Application deadline: Friday, May 8

CAEE is looking for Student Assistants for Fall 2026! Get hands-on experience, build leadership skills, and help create a stronger engineering community. Application deadline: Friday, May 1

Monday, May 4-Thursday, May 7 6-8 p.m. | Grimes Engineering Center 162 RSVP Fuel your finals grind with good food, good vibes, and even better company! Join us Monday-Thursday nights (while supplies last). Come through, bring your friends, and let’s finish the semester strong and don’t forget to RSVP! Monday: Crave Sub Tuesday: Panda Express Wednesday:…

Monday, May 4-Friday, May 8 Noon-2 p.m. | Grimes Engineering Center 164/166 RSVP Join the CAEE for a week full of fun, creativity, and prizes! From gaming and crafts to CAD and boba, there’s something for everyone. Bring your friends, show up, and stay ALIVE with the CAEE! Monday: Super Smash Bros Tournament Tuesday: Teddy…

Looking at applying to grad school in the fall? The University of Chicago is now accepting applications for our Discover UChicago program, our annual preview weekend scheduled for October 18-20, 2026. This 3-day event is intended to introduce undergraduates to the prospect of pursuing a master’s degree or PhD at a selective research institution. A…

Join us for our last spring Bioengineering Department Seminar Wednesday, April 29 12noon – 1:00pm Stanley Hall, Room 177 “MicroED solution to the lens MP20 enigma” Dr. Tamir Gonen Professor of Biological Chemistry and Physiology at the David Geffen School of Medicine, UCLA Abstract: My laboratory studies the structures of membrane proteins that are important…