On August 31, we were joined by Dr. Ruby Huyhn, Ph.D. 2020, as part of the CUOnline Lunch and Learn series, for a discussion about her career in biomedical research, a brief presentation highlighting Dr. Huyhn's research, and career advice that can apply to any career. Now you can view the discussion in its entirety. A warning for viewers: there are graphic images shown depicting the implementation of surgical equipment during the discussion. Viewer discretion is advised. 

 

About Ruby Huyhn

Advances in modern medicine are often the result of hard work and research done by biomedical engineers. Ruby Huyhn's focus is the treatment of injuries and the advancement of healthcare through research on fish skin and its medical applications.

Published on: Wednesday, August 31, 2022

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