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Update on State of the College

Lance Collins, Joseph Silbert Dean of Engineering

Bioengineering in the College of Engineering

Lance Collins, Joseph Silbert Dean of Engineering

Bioengineering across the College of Engineering

• Cornell Dots: Ultra-small Silica Nanoparticles as Probes for Image-Driven Clinical Applications - by Uli Wiesner
• Putnam Research Group Biolubrication Project
• Smartphone Based Technologies for Mobile and Global Health - by David Erickson
• Artemis Imaging Technology: A New Standard of Care in the Operating Room?
• Unnatural Killer Cells: TRAIL-coated Leukocytes that Kill Cancer Cells in the Circulation - by Michael Mitchell

Marjolein van der Meulen, the John Swanson Professor of Biomedical Engineering, (new chair of Biomedical Engineering, effective July 1, 2014)
Ulrich (“Uli”) B. Wiesner, The Spencer T. Olin Professor of Engineering, Department of Materials Science and Engineering  
David A. Putnam, Associate Professor, Biomedical Engineering, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
David Erickson, Associate Professor, Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Michael Mitchell, senior PhD student in BME working with Prof. Mike King on new cancer treatments

Facilities Update on Building Projects with focus on BME
ECC Meeting-Facilites 4-3-14

JoAnne Williams, Associate Dean for Administration    
Bill Bader, Director of Facilities

Engineering Graduate Students' Contact Information:
Spring 2014 participants

New Templates for Corporate Sponsorship

• Sponsored Basic Research Agreement
• Applied Sponsored Research Agreement
• Facilitating Industry Funding of Research: New Standard Terms for Corporate Sponsored Projects

The Office of the Vice Provost for Research recently announced
new templates designed to reduce the time and ease the difficulty
of negotiating an agreement with a corporate sponsor.  The forms
come in two varieties, one for basic research and one for applied
research, although the latter is expected to be the one most
commonly used.  The templates are designed to more quickly
reach the midpoint between Cornell’s and the corporation’s
interests.  Agreements even more favorable to the company can
be negotiated, but this would require special circumstances that
would clearly benefit the university (e.g., sponsorship on the
scale of a multi-investigator center).  Please have a look and feel
free to provide any feedback.

Thanks,
Lance

Notes on Johnson/Cornell Engineering Advisory Council joint lunch, October 19, 2013

Lance Collins, Joseph Silbert Dean of Engineering