📣 AIMBE is now accepting nominations for our College of Fellows Class of 2027, as well as the third cohort of our rising stars Emerging Leaders Program (ELP). We encourage our community members to identify and nominate their outstanding colleagues by June 30, 2026.

A very successful @aimbe event, thank you for presenting Xiaoguang!

Excited to share our medical robotics research with #NIH leadership and U.S. Congressional staff in the #NIBIB Congressional Tour, showcasing our research on engineering artificial cilia for active airway mucus clearance, translating #medical #robotics toward clinical impact!

Pleased to share an extensive interview I did with host Cameron Sabet, as part of his “Cutting to the Case” series on YouTube. We discuss my lab’s cancer and immune cell research, the field of oncology more generally, and the important work of @aimbe piped.video/7mdHg_S1W9c

Excited to drive onto the NIH campus to participate in the Friends of NIBIB meeting and Congressional tour! @aimbe

Very productive day in DC yesterday with @aimbe : held a congressional briefing on musculoskeletal pain, and visited my Texas lawmakers to advocate for science research funding!

@riceengineering professor and @aimbe president Michael King shares how biomedical research impacts society—from human health to a thriving economy. This summer, he will meet with key decision makers to encourage investment in research at the federal and state levels.

As President of @aimbe, I’ve been raising awareness of how biomedical research impacts society—from human health to a thriving economy. I’ve enjoyed meeting with key decision makers to encourage investment in research at the federal and state levels.

A Message from @aimbe President Michael King aimbe.org/aimbe-presidents-n…

Great day on capitol hill today meeting with legislative staffers from the house and senate about the impact of ARPAH funding! Proud to advocate on behalf of @aimbe and @riceuniversity

I was grateful for the opportunity to give a presentation (and panel discussion) to the @CPRITTexas Oversight Committee yesterday on the topic of AI + Cancer, with fellow AI researchers David Jaffray and Thomas Yankeelov…

The cancer center’s Yunlong Liu, PhD, has been named to the @aimbe College of Fellows—an honor reserved for the top 2% of researchers in medical and biological engineering. Congratulations to Dr. Liu on this honor! Learn more: ow.ly/1HV450YOBLl.

I’m excited to be a Keynote Speaker at next Monday’s Lehigh Materials Symposium! Looking forward to seeing old friends and making new ones.

Drs. Mike King (AIMBE President), Lola Eniola-Adefeso (AIMBE Immediate Past-President), and Dawn Beraud (AIMBE Executive Director) met with staff representatives from the BIOTech Caucus, as well as majority staff from the Senate Appropriations Committee… @aimbe

Delighted to have joined the 2026 @aimbe Annual Event “Views by Two” session on AI and Drug Targets for Therapeutics, alongside Anindita Saha from the @FDA_Drug_Info, who brought the policy perspective to the conversation. We are entering a moment in which AI can fundamentally reshape how we discover and develop therapeutics. It was a pleasure to discuss this evolving landscape at the intersection of science, medicine, and policy, and to exchange ideas about the opportunities ahead.

Congratulations to Media Lab Professor @dagdevirencanan on being inducted into the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (@AIMBE) College of Fellows as part of the 2026 class! media.mit.edu/posts/canan-da…

Proud lab moment! We’re happy to announce Raghu’s election to the @aimbe College of Fellows 🤩 Congrats, Boss!

Congrats to @UWMadCBE’s Brian Pfleger and @UWMadisonECE’s Dan van der Weide on their election to the @aimbe College of Fellows! engineering.wisc.edu/blog/br… engineering.wisc.edu/blog/da…

.@ellentroche has received 2 important honors: she was inducted into @aimbe College of Fellows; received @Sony mid-career award for exceptional researchers in technology. Congrats to Ellen! @mit_hst @MITMechE @MITEngineering @MIT bit.ly/4mB5YGC