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Bioengineering (also known as Biomedical Engineering) is inexorably revolutionizing medicine and biotechnology. Combining quantitative approaches to complex biomedical problems, the field is poised to create exceptional opportunities for new product developments and enhancing patient care to a degree unimaginable just a few years ago.

Due to these advances, the need for cooperation between industry and academia has never been greater. This partner-ship is essential for both to achieve their goals.
Corporations need

i) universities to develop new concepts and solve problems of broad scope, and
ii) access to students or graduates from one of the best Bioengineering programs in the nation.

Universities need
i) an outlet for new technologies,
ii) funding for industry-relevant technology, and
iii) employment opportunities for their students.

As part of our continuous pursuit of academic excellence and interactions with the corporate world, the Department of Bioengineering (BIOE) at Rice University seeks to foster increased communication with corporations. To this end, we are establishing the Corporate Affiliates Program and we invite you to become a member.

By participating in the Corporate Affiliates Program, an organization like yours can establish strong ties with BIOE’s faculty, staff, and students. This permits your organization to keep abreast of research at Rice and provides them with the opportunity to influence the direction of Bioengineering research. It also allows companies access to students for recruitment purposes.

Please join us and help this partnership between the corporate and academic worlds. This first year, there will be no fee for your organization to join the Corporate Affiliates Program.

 
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