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A family interest in blood donation led her to the world of medical devices

Before she came to Northeastern, mechanical engineering student Arunika Makam, was able to develop a non-profit service that enabled people in India to donate blood while preserving their privacy. She just finished a co-op in Germany focused on implants that hold fractured bones together while they are healing.
- by Ian Thomsen July 31, 2019
He left his comfort zone to explore the frontiers of engineering and culture

Recent graduate Conor Messer has lived, worked, and studied in Germany, Jordan, and the United States. Now, supported by a Fulbright Scholarship, he’s headed to Abu Dhabi to design a robot that performs minimally invasive cardiac surgery.
- by Khalida Sarwari May 15, 2019

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