October 23, 2013 –Silicon Bayou News
Tulane biomedical engineering students recently won the top prize in a national medical device design competition for their improved endotrachael tube, which the team will now work to commercialize.
October 23, 2013 –Silicon Bayou News
Tulane biomedical engineering students recently won the top prize in a national medical device design competition for their improved endotrachael tube, which the team will now work to commercialize.
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