Brianne Connizzo
Assistant Professor College of Engineering – Biomedical Engineering Research Areas mechanobiology, orthopaedics, aging Why Women’s Health? As a former athlete and women’s college graduate, I have seen the impact that exercise and aging can have on the body, particularly in terms of tendon and ligament health. Our research focuses on extracellular matrix biology, investigating how […]
Rabia Yazicigil
Assistant Professor College of Engineering – Electrical & Computer Engineering Research Areas Bioelectronics Why Women’s Health? Rabia Yazicigil’s research aims to advance women’s health through the development of Cyber-Secure Biological Systems. Her work utilizes hybrid bio-electronic sensors, which are constructed from engineered biological entities and seamlessly integrated with custom-designed wireless electronics. This innovative approach combines […]
Abigail Plummer
Assistant Professor College of Engineering – Mechanical Engineering Research Areas Why Women’s Health? There are many societally important and understudied questions related to mechanics in the area of women’s health. I hope to contribute to efforts to provide safe and equitable healthcare by working to understand the mechanics of soft tissues that may experience growth […]