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The Joint Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) - University of
Massachusetts Medical School (UMMS) Biomedical Engineering and Medical
Physics PhD Program is pleased to announce federal and institutional funds
to support Biomedical Engineering doctoral students. Federal funds are
available through the US Department of Education Graduate Assistance in
Areas of National Need (GAANN) Program. Graduate students with
demonstrated superior ability, excellent academic records, and with
financial need are eligible. This program is intended to increase the
number of US citizens (nationals or permanent residents) who receive
doctoral degrees in Biomedical Engineering.
Doctoral fellows will be eligible for full financial support for a minimum
of two years provided they maintain good academic standing and satisfactory
progress. Fellows will participate in ongoing teaching and research
activities. GAANN Fellowships provide a yearly stipend. In addition,
tuition, fees, and conference travel support is provided for the first 2
years with additional support for subsequent years provided from ongoing
research programs. Current teaching and research within the Biomedical
Engineering Dept. at WPI focuses on three general areas of biomedical
engineering: 1) Biomechanics & biomaterials; 2) Biosensors & medical
instrumentation; and 3) Medical imaging. Additional research and teaching
directions are available at UMMS and through collaborations with local
universities and the medical device/biotechnology industry.
Interested candidates should submit a letter requesting a graduate
admissions packet to the Joint WPI-UMMS Biomedical Engineering and Medical
Physics Program. Please state your interest in the GAANN Fellowships and a
potential area of research involvement. Letters can be addressed to:
Attn: BME Graduate Admissions
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
100 Institute Road
Worcester, MA 01609-2280
FAX: 508-831-5541
Direct inquiries may also be made to the WPI BME Dept:
Phone: 508-831-5447
Email: bme@wpi.edu
or the WPI Graduate Admissions Office:
Email: gao@wpi.edu
Additional programmatic information may be found on the web:
WPI: http://www.wpi.edu/+bme
UMMS: http://www.umassmed.edu
Respectfully submitted,
Sean S. Kohles, PhD
Assistant Professor of Biomedical
and Mechanical Engineering
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
http://www.wpi.edu/~kohles
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Massachusetts Medical School (UMMS) Biomedical Engineering and Medical
Physics PhD Program is pleased to announce federal and institutional funds
to support Biomedical Engineering doctoral students. Federal funds are
available through the US Department of Education Graduate Assistance in
Areas of National Need (GAANN) Program. Graduate students with
demonstrated superior ability, excellent academic records, and with
financial need are eligible. This program is intended to increase the
number of US citizens (nationals or permanent residents) who receive
doctoral degrees in Biomedical Engineering.
Doctoral fellows will be eligible for full financial support for a minimum
of two years provided they maintain good academic standing and satisfactory
progress. Fellows will participate in ongoing teaching and research
activities. GAANN Fellowships provide a yearly stipend. In addition,
tuition, fees, and conference travel support is provided for the first 2
years with additional support for subsequent years provided from ongoing
research programs. Current teaching and research within the Biomedical
Engineering Dept. at WPI focuses on three general areas of biomedical
engineering: 1) Biomechanics & biomaterials; 2) Biosensors & medical
instrumentation; and 3) Medical imaging. Additional research and teaching
directions are available at UMMS and through collaborations with local
universities and the medical device/biotechnology industry.
Interested candidates should submit a letter requesting a graduate
admissions packet to the Joint WPI-UMMS Biomedical Engineering and Medical
Physics Program. Please state your interest in the GAANN Fellowships and a
potential area of research involvement. Letters can be addressed to:
Attn: BME Graduate Admissions
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
100 Institute Road
Worcester, MA 01609-2280
FAX: 508-831-5541
Direct inquiries may also be made to the WPI BME Dept:
Phone: 508-831-5447
Email: bme@wpi.edu
or the WPI Graduate Admissions Office:
Email: gao@wpi.edu
Additional programmatic information may be found on the web:
WPI: http://www.wpi.edu/+bme
UMMS: http://www.umassmed.edu
Respectfully submitted,
Sean S. Kohles, PhD
Assistant Professor of Biomedical
and Mechanical Engineering
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
http://www.wpi.edu/~kohles
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