Congratulations to Jessica Ramella-Roman who has been elected to the grade of SPIE Fellow.
PATHS-Up Director of Diversity and Inclusion Theresa Chatman recommended to NSF ERC Planning Committee
Congratulations to Theresa Chatman, PATHS-Up Director of Diversity and Inclusion, who will serve on the 2019 NSF ERC Biennial Meeting Planning Committee.
PATHS-UP Director Gerard Cote is named a Texas A&M System Regent Professor
Congratulations to Dr. Cote for being selected as one of the 15 faculty of the Texas A&M System to be named Regent Professor!
Multiple Bio-behavioral Self-Monitoring in Type 2 Diabetes Talk
Last month Dr. Jing Wang spoke about using connected technologies to implement behavioral interventions from clinical trials to clinical practice.
Research into wearable medical device receives backing from telemonitoring company Coordination Centric
The Texas A&M Precise Advanced Technologies and Health Systems for Underserved Populations (PATHS-UP) has been working since September 2017 to study remote wearable technology to help people monitor and manage diabetes and heart disease in underserved communities.
Biomaterials Day at TAMU – REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
Biomaterials Day, sponsored by the Society for Biomaterials (SFB) and PATHS-UP, is a one-day symposium that will be held at the Memorial Student Center on the Texas A&M University campus on June 1, 2018.
Dr. Temi (Olubanjo) Prioleau receives a tenure track faculty appointment at Dartmouth College
Dr. Prioleau is currently a PATHS-UP postdoctoral fellow doing research under the advisement of Dr. Sabharwal and Dr. Veeraraghavan at Rice University. She has been working on PATHS-UP activities since the very beginning, lending her expertise and enthusiasm even before receiving the official award notification.
PATHS-UP’s Members win runner-up for Best Poster Presentation Award at the IEEE Body Sensor Network conference
A poster presentation by a team of researchers in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Texas A&M University, received runner up for Best Poster Award in the student poster competition at the 2018 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) International Conference on Body Sensor Networks in March.
NSF Vizzies Challenge
NSF’s Vizzies Challenge, now in its 16th year, invites researchers and members of the general public to submit their best science or engineering visualization. In partnership with PopSci.com, this year’s Vizzies closes on April 15th, and we need your help to get the word out about the Challenge!
Coté from biomedical engineering department representing Texas A&M at SXSW
Texas A&M is headed to Austin, Texas, to the South by Southwest (SXSW) Conference to bring our outstanding thought leadership, research and innovations during “Innovation Week.”