Kouhyar Tavakolian, biomedical engineering faculty member and Director of the BioInnovation Zone, achieved AIMBE Fellowship, one of the highest honors for contributions to medical and biological engineering.
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PHOTOS: A day in the life at CEM
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Through a small collection of photos, discover life at CEM, where hands-on learning, real-world impact and a vibrant community define the college experience.
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Five UND College of Engineering & Mines faculty have been recognized among the world’s most influential researchers in Stanford-Elsevier Top 2% Scientists List.
UND shines bright at 2026 Winter Olympics
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Former hockey standouts plus ski jumper/UND distance student Paige Jones represent University at games UND was once again well represented at the XXV Olympic Winter Games in Milan/Cortina, with alumni bringing home a pair of gold medals in the process. Former men’s hockey standouts Jake Sanderson (2020-22) and Brock Nelson (2010-12) captured the gold as […]
Kouhyar Tavakolian, professor of Biomedical Engineering and director of UND’s Bioinnovation Zone, and graduate student Lina Bouakkaz demonstrate Hyperview, a tissue oximetry device that will be used to image wounds
Meet UND’s Olympian
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As she prepares for the 2026 Winter Olympics, U.S. Ski Team member Paige Jones praises the school where she’s pursuing her online degree: UND Among the approximately 3,000 athletes who’ll take part in Friday’s opening ceremony for the XXV Winter Olympics in Milan, Italy, is one with a very current North Dakota connection. Specifically, she’s […]
Competitors explain forever chemicals, upper-atmosphere microbes and other complex topics for a public audience.
The North Dakota magnet of online education
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UND’s online programs keep North Dakotans rooted and thriving in-state, while drawing new people and positive attention from far and wide.
Hossein Kashani Zadeh, assistant professor of Mechanical Engineering, is UND’s principal investigator in the project. Through their technical input, doctoral students Abdolrahim Zandi from Biomedical Engineering and Gilbert Cauthorn from Space Studies are bringing an interdisciplinary perspective to the project.
LAUNCH brought together nine emerging founders from three innovative programs — Runway, I-Corps and SBIR/STTR, or Small Business Innovation Research/Small Business Technology Transfer — to present their ventures to a crowd of students, faculty, industry mentors and potential investors.