Biography
Dr. Elvin Blanco is an assistant professor of nanomedicine at the Houston Methodist Academic Institute. His research interests include nanomedicine, regenerative medicine, and cardiovascular medicine.
About
Learn more about the Texas A&M School of Engineering Medicine, including our mission, vision, and strategic direction.
- Accreditation
Learn more about the accreditation status of the Texas A&M University School of Engineering Medicine.
- Meet the Dean
Meet Timothy B. Boone, MD, PhD, DSc (hon), FACS, dean of the Texas A&M School of Engineering Medicine.
Research
The School of Engineering Medicine is working to engineer a new era of healthcare. Learn more about ongoing research projects.
- Cancer
Millions face cancer diagnoses every year. Outsmarting cancer demands more, not only medical expertise but also engineering and technological innovation.
- Cardiovascular Disease
Despite advances in care, cardiovascular disease continues to affect millions globally. Learn how engineering thinking and tools could lead to innovative ways of treating patients.
- Computational and Systems Medicine
Reshaping health care by using data-driven models in order to deliver precise diagnoses, personalized treatments and faster cures.
- Infectious Disease
Engineering innovative solutions to stop pathogens in their tracks.
- Innovation
Discover how cutting-edge research at the intersection of engineering and medicine is paving the way for innovative, market-ready solutions.
- Neuroscience
Developing solutions as intricate as the brain itself.
News & Events
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- Newsroom
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- Expert Directory
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- GCIEM Global Summit 2027
Learn more about this global event, hosted at the School of Engineering Medicine in Houston, Texas.
- 150th Celebration
Join us as we celebrate 150 years of standing together as a force for good.