Texas A&M Engineering Medicine - EnMed

Lance Black, MD, MBID, joined AIMBE's Capitol Hill Day to advocate for supporting early-stage biomedical innovation.

He highlighted the gap where promising technologies often stall before reaching patients.

For the good of patients and innovators alike, support at this stage is what moves ideas from discovery to care.

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Standing together to save lives.

Medical student Joshua Robert joined a time-critical organ retrieval flight with Houston Methodist - experiencing medicine where every second counts.

From West Point to military medicine, Emily Minner is building a career defined by service, leadership and innovation.

After earning her engineering degree from the United States Military Academy, Minner found a way to combine her passions for engineering and patient care through EnMed. Now, she is preparing to begin an internal medicine residency while serving as an Army physician.

Read how one unexpected college visit set her on the path to becoming a physicianeer.

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Chandler Benjamin, PhD, is leading research focused on how cardiovascular tissues respond to mechanical stress and why they fail.

By developing an MRI-compatible testing device, he hopes to identify dangerous tissue weaknesses before rupture occurs, advancing earlier detection and future patient care.

Read more about his research: https://bit.ly/43APBRt

A big HOWDY to the Class of 2030! 👍

Mehri Mobaraki-Omoumi, MD, PhD, approaches healthcare through both clinical and engineering perspectives. After years of caring for patients with neurological and musculoskeletal conditions, she recognized that many challenges in rehabilitation require more than traditional medicine alone.

Now, Mobaraki-Omoumi is helping prepare future physicianeers to think critically about patient care, innovation and problem-solving in healthcare.

Read more about her work: https://bit.ly/4wF6OGQ

Professor Moriya Tsuji, MD, PhD, is pursuing a different approach to the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases. One that focuses on strengthening the body’s immune response rather than targeting a single pathogen.

Backed by decades of research in immunology and translational science, Tsuji sees an opportunity to continue advancing this work in the collaborative, interdisciplinary environment that defines EnMed.

Read more about his research: https://bit.ly/4uTXU6R

Congratulations, Class of 2026! 🎓
We can't wait to see where your journey takes you next!