Tara Snyder ’17 (biomedical sciences) planned to go to medical school until her sophomore year at RIT. She had started volunteering on the pediatric floors at the Golisano Children’s Hospital in ...

Biomedical scientists are key to the running of hospitals and other healthcare settings that require laboratory testing. Most of the work of a biomedical scientist takes place in a lab, where they ...

Biomedical Scientists are frequently employed at large pharmaceutical companies, biotechnology companies, clinical and academic institution. They can also pursue careers where advanced education and ...

BOSTON - Helping a diverse group of students find their way in the sciences, Dr. Joan Reede has changed thousands of lives with the Biomedical Science Careers Program (BSCP). "It is all about ...

You have an interest in biomedical health sciences, but you want to leave your options open for your future. With this degree, you will have an opportunity to gain the knowledge and skills that can ...

Biomedical science stands as a cornerstone of modern healthcare, encompassing disciplines that drive innovations in disease prevention, diagnostics, and treatment. In the United States, pursuing a ...

First study to measure resilience in biomedical scientists during the pandemic Sixty-one percent of study participants said they experienced a setback during pandemic ‘You can be as resilient as you ...

Biology. Chemistry. Physiology. Genetics. Math. Physics. This program pulls courses from throughout UB to give you a well-rounded education. ("Exactly what I wanted out of my education here at UB," as ...

A new study provides the best evidence to date that scientists overall are most innovative and creative early in their careers. Findings showed that, on one important measure, the impact of biomedical ...

If you are a woman working in biomedical and life sciences, you may have longer to wait for your academic paper to appear in ...

The coming of a new year, the establishment of a new presidential administration, and some encouraging signs of an economic upturn may yield professional gain for some in the science community.