Vision
The vision of the Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) is to serve as the world's leading society of professionals devoted to developing and using engineering and technology to advance human health and well-being.
Mission
The mission of the BMES is to build and support the biomedical engineering community, locally, nationally and internationally, with activities designed to communicate recent advances, discoveries, and inventions; promote education and professional development; and integrate the perspectives of the academic, medical, governmental, and business sectors.
RESEARCH
EDUCATION
INDUSTRY
ABOUT US
A Glimpse of Pitt BMES
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 Dinner with Professors feat. Dr. Stuckenholz |  The 2017 board at the BMES Annual Meeting in Phoenix |  Volunteering with Dr. Kolarcik at the Walk to Defeat ALS |  Some of the players on our BMES IM soccer team that made it to the second round of playoffs last fall |  Our expert panel at the Pitt Med School Tour |  Smashing things at Break Room for our stress-relieving social event |  Our Spooky GBM on Halloween included a scavenger hunt around Benedum |  Eric grilling up some burgers for the end-of-year BioE cookout |  Minute to Win It games for our first Mentorship event |  Design in a Box with Dr. Davidson, Dr. Mahboobin, and Dr. Loughlin |
Upcoming Events
See our calendar for all upcoming events!
Welcome to Pitt Biomedical Engineering Society!
Take a look around our website and keep up to date with our events by following our social media outlets at the top of the page. We hope our students are studying hard this spring semester. Check out our calendar to see all the fun events we have planned!
Meet the Officers
Dani Krahe
President
pittbmes@gmail.com
Dani is a senior Bioengineering student on the Cellular track, minoring in Chemistry and pursuing medical school after graduating. She is interested in emergency medicine and has worked as an EMT for two years. She does research in Dr. Tracey Cui’s lab with chronic neural electrodes and drug delivery. Dani enjoys all things DIY (drawing, embroidering, crocheting, candlemaking), skiing, volleyball, thrifting, and the Antwerp order from Wafflonia.
Claire is a junior Bioengineering student on the Medical Product Engineering track, minoring in Mechanical Engineering. She is interested in biomechanics and has done research in this area. She is completing a co-op in the Respiratory Protection group at MSA, The Safety Company. Claire loves spending her free time at the farmers market, walking in Schenley, trying new local coffee shops and restaurants, and has recently taken up crafting projects.
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Noah Ziemba
Business Manager
pittbmes.business@gmail.com
Noah is a junior Bioengineering student on the medical product engineering track. He has interned with Connect Wolf and done research in the Vascular Medicine Institute at UPMC. Noah loves to hike, read, and play soccer. As a part of BMES, Noah strives to one day make the club intramural soccer champions.
Emily is a junior Bioengineering student with a concentration in Medial Product Engineering. She is currently on co-op with ZOLL LifeVest here in Pittsburgh. After graduation, Emily hopes to pursue a career in UI design and medical product regulation. Emily loves to cook, try new restaurants, and play board games and video games in her free time (especially during quarantine)!
Michael is a junior on the cellular engineering track letting his post-graduation plans come whenever they are ready. He has researched in the McGowan Institute focusing on liver regeneration and the Medical School’s Department of Pathology where he now works with CRISPR-based genetic engineering. Interests include getting big, drone videography, and anime (lots of anime). As mentorship chair, he hopes to help students forge connections in the department that he cherished greatly his underclassmen years!
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Hey everyone! My name's Keegan and I'm the Social Outreach chair for BMES this year. I'm a sophomore and right now I plan on following the cellular engineering track & going to grad school. Some of my hobbies include crocheting, listening to true crime podcasts, oversharing about Alaska, and reading tarot! I'm super excited to get to know everyone and host some AWESOME social events!
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Jami is a junior Bioengineering student on the Biomechanics track, minoring in Mechanical Engineering. She is currently completing a co-op at the Human Engineering Research Laboratories. Outside of classes and work, Jami loves playing racquetball, reading, and being outdoors.
Hi! My name is Abbey Geary, I am a freshman and while I am not entirely sure what my track will be quite yet, I am leaning towards the cellular engineering track, and hope to eventually get involved with research and possibly an internship. I am currently the freshman representative for BMES, and I hope to get more of my freshman classmates interested in all BMES has to offer! I love everything outdoors, am a big skier, and also enjoy cooking, baking and drawing. Can’t wait to get more people involved this year!
CONTACT US
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