Translational Orthopaedic Research Laboratory
Part of the Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering at NC State University and UNC-Chapel Hill
Congratulations to Stephanie, who was recently profiled in the NC State College of Education News! She defended her dissertation in November, titled “Supporting Scientists’ Public Engagement: Insight from a Program to Promote Impact Identity”, and officially graduated last weekend. We’re so proud of her!
https://ced.ncsu.edu/news/2026/04/28/stephanie-teeter-26phd-i-saw-a-need-to-support-scientists/
The Comparative Medicine Institute (CMI) was recently featured on NC State’s homepage. Our very own Matt and Lauryn were featured by name (photo toward the end), and eagle-eyed readers may notice the back of Lewis’s head or Stephanie Cone’s nose in some of the other photos. We’re so thrilled to be part of this amazing group and work with such brilliant and dedicated scientists.
Read the whole article here.
You can learn more about the CMI here.
Today’s NC State homepage feature (click to enlarge)
Today was Paul’s last day with us in the lab. He’s leaving us to join the FDA as a Biomedical Engineer. We’re excited for him to move on to bigger and better things, but also sad to see him go.
Good luck Paul!
We’d like to welcome Danielle Howe, a new grad student who is rotating through our lab. She comes to us from The College of New Jersey, where she worked under Anthony Lau (a BME alum) on his NASA grant studying how bone strength is impacted by radiation, disuse, and chronic kidney disease.
