[03/2022]

This award is dedicated to honoring 18 University of Missouri graduate and professional students in the last year of their degree eligibility. Chosen for their world-class research, collaboration with faculty and staff, and their demonstrated leadership with undergraduate students, the honorees represent a variety of majors, activities and organizations from across campus.

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[11/2021]

The paper entitled "Noninvasive cardiovascular monitoring based on electrocardiography and ballistocardiography: a feasibility study on patients in the surgical intensive care unit" presented by Mohamed Zaid at the 43rd Annual International Conference of Engineering in Medicine and Biology (EMBC). EMBC is the annual flagship conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society. Annually, EMBC welcomes over 3000 attendees from over 73 countries.

[08/2020]

Lorenzo Sala wins the VPHi-InSilicoTrials PhD Thesis Award in the category In Silico Medicine for potential application in industrial R&D. VPH2020 Conference. 24-28 2020, Paris, France.

[06/2020]

Lorenzo Sala wins the Best Thesis Award selected by the Research Commission of the University of Strasbourg, France

[06/2019]

Nicholas Mattia Marazzi wins the 3rd Place, Best Presentation Award, in the General Session of the FLOW-3D European Users Conference, June 3-5 in Milan, Italy

[04/2019]

Nicholas Mattia Marazzi wins the 1st Place, Best Poster Award in the category Bioinformatics and Computational Biology within the Missouri Life Science Week, April 2019, Columbia, MO

[02/2019]

Greta Chiaravalli wins an ARVO Foundation Travel Grant to present her research at the Annual Meeting of the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO), April 28 - May 2, 2019, Vancouver, BC, Canada

[01/2015]

Out of 36 STEM Chateaubriand Fellows, Lucia represented IUPUI among top US academic institutions, including Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, The Scripps Research Institute, UC Berkeley, Georgia Institute of Technology and New York University.