QSI-TEAMS

Querrey Simpson Institute for Translational Engineering for Advanced Medical Systems at Northwestern University

[QSI-TEAMS @NU_QSITEAMS]

@aTonyBanks, Director of Engineering Research, welcomed members of NU’s Sponsored Research office for a look at our work and gave a tour of our Chicago facilities. Thank you to Sponsored Research for the role you play in moving our research forward!

#SponsoredResearch #QSIB

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The new academic year is underway! We’re pleased to welcome the newest members of the @NU_QSIB and QSI-TEAMS community and look forward to working together in the year ahead.

[John A Rogers @ProfJohnARogers]

Kicking off the Fall quarter here at @NorthwesternU, the start of the 2026 academic year, with a full group meeting this afternoon – how to succeed, how to stay safe, and how to engage in impactful research with a highly collaborative and interdisciplinary style! Enthusiastic welcome to all of the new members of the group – undergraduates, MS students, PhD students and postdoctoral fellows -- joining our team this cycle! An incredible collection of ultra talented young people with great ideas and big ambitions! Super excited about the research to come in the year ahead! Thanks, as always, to our excellent staff administrators and engineers who make all of this possible – @NU_QSIB and @NU_QSITEAMS!

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Clinical needs can shape new directions in medical-device research. On Science Friday, John A. Rogers discusses how collaboration with cardiac surgeons led to advances in wireless, dissolvable pacemakers.

Listen: https://t.co/U4lQpgJfwY

#QSITEAMS #Bioelectronics #ScienceFriday

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It was wonderful to see the work of QSI-TEAMS and QSIB highlighted at Feinberg’s Research Day! Professor John Rogers’s keynote showed how collaborations between our two institutes and Northwestern’s medical community bring engineering together with medical practice.

#ResearchDay

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Take a look back at the QSI-TEAMS launch event held back on February 23, 2026 at the Simpson Querrey Biomedical Research Center. The event was a half-day symposium that included speakers and presentations on the focus projects and goals of QSI-TEAMS.

#QSITEAMS #Bioengineering

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The official LinkedIn page for the Querrey Simpson Institute for Translational Engineering for Advanced Medical Systems (QSI-TEAMS) is here!

Follow our page for updates and insights on our research and innovations and our website at https://t.co/0TtF8317tW

#Bioelectronics