biomedical engineering

Texas A&M researchers say the system could help gout patients monitor their urate levels.

Dr. Roderic Pettigrew, Texas A&M EnMed executive dean and a professor of biomedical engineering, has joined the prestigious honorary society that recognizes individuals advancing the public good.

Emergency room physicians asked Texas A&M’s John Criscione for help as supplies diminish.

A type of biodegradable hydrogel has gained much attention for its potential to deliver stem cells for body tissue repair.

Researchers from Texas A&M University have developed a new platform to assist with wound healing and tissue implants.