Armen Gharibans and Dae Kang Win Bioengineering PhD Thesis Awards!

Armen won the 2017 Engelson PhD Thesis Award for his thesis entitled: "Towards Noninvasive Functional Gastrointestinal Assessment with Multi-Electrode Surface Potential Recordings".  The award recognizes the best PhD Thesis of the academic year in the Department of Bioengineering according to the following criteria: originality, depth of the analysis, and significance of the work and its potential impact.

Dae won the 2017 Shunichi Usami PhD Thesis Design Award for his thesis entitled: "Clinically-Guided Engineering for Scaling Wearable Health Monitoring: Adhesive Stretchable Sensors and Dynamic Statistical Analyses in Sleep Medicine".   The award is for the most meritorious PhD thesis of the academic year with a special emphasis on the design aspects of bioengineering.
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Armen Gharibans (right) and Dae Kang (left) with their PhD advisor Todd Coleman (middle).