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Dr. Nathaniel Fried Research Lab

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Dr. Nathaniel Fried Research Lab

Professor Nathaniel Fried discussing research results with former graduate student, Serhat Tozburun, who is now a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Wellman Laboratories of Photomedicine, Harvard University Medical School, Boston, MA

Members of the Biomedical Optical Laboratory

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Members of the Biomedical Optical Laboratory

Dr. Schrum Liver Pathobiology Research Lab

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Dr. Schrum Liver Pathobiology Research Lab

Dr. Elizabeth Brandon-Warner, a post-doctoral fellow in Dr. Schrum's lab has a dedicated research project focused on understanding the role of microRNAs in chronic liver disease

Dr. Nathaniel Fried Research Lab

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Dr. Nathaniel Fried Research Lab

Charlotte Stahl-Graduate Student, working on a experimental setup for optical nerve stimulation

Kenneth Bost, Medical Therapies and Technologies

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Kenneth Bost, Medical Therapies and Technologies

Dr. Schrum Liver Pathobiology Research Lab

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Dr. Schrum Liver Pathobiology Research Lab

Dr. Weihong Hou analyzes RealTime PCR data to examine the effect novel protease inhibitors have on replication and infection of hepatitis C virus (HCV)

Dr. Gruber Research Lab

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Dr. Gruber Research Lab

Jane Ingram-Lab Supervisor, prepares paraffin sections for later staining in the Core Histology Lab, Cannon Research at Carolinas Medical Center.

Dr. Nathaniel Fried Research Lab

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Dr. Nathaniel Fried Research Lab

Richard Blackmon, National Science Foundation Graduate Fellow, preparing for experiments on thulium fiber laser ablation of kidney stones

Dr. Nathaniel Fried Research Lab

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Dr. Nathaniel Fried Research Lab

Charlotte Stahl-Graduate Student, working on an experimental setup for optical nerve stimulation

Ken Pillar

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Ken Pillar

Drs. Ken Piller and Ken Bost in the lab with transgenic soybean plants

Welcome to the Center for Biomedical Engineering and Science

Charles Lee"The Center for Biomedical Engineering and Science (CBES) at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte synergizes the expertise of our researchers to advance biomedical engineering research, development, and practice using a systems approach.

Established in 2005, CBES serves the Charlotte metropolitan area by providing the infrastructure to enable biomedical faculty, researchers, clinicians, practitioners, and students to collaborate on solving biomedical issues.

Our Center's team approach to problem solving is critical, since the complexities of biomedical issues require interdisciplinary and collaborative efforts to make optimal advancements. The CBES research team currently consists of 42 affiliated researchers distributed across 4 Colleges of the University (the Colleges of Engineering, Arts & Sciences, Health & Human Services, and Computing & Informatics), and in the greater Charlotte area (OrthoCarolina, Carolinas Medical Center, and Presbyterian Hospital).

Through the efforts of our three focus areas - Medical Therapies and Technologies (MTT), Biomechanics & Mobility Research (BMR), and Molecular Engineering & Design (MED) - CBES annually supports biomedical research, workshops, seminars, conferences, and other events.

The growth and successes of our Center are due to the active involvement of our talented researchers. To learn more about their work or to become involved in future CBES activities, we encourage you to contact us."

Charles Lee, Ph.D.
CBES Director

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March 5, 2013


May 7, 2012