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.
Move Over MIT: Tulane BioMed Students Win ASAIO First Annual Student Design Competition
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