Edward Damiano
Associate Professor, Biomedical Engineering at Boston University
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Ed Damiano is an associate professor in biomedical engineering whose lab is engaged in basic scientific research that combines mathematical modeling, computational analysis, and experimental investigations across length scales ranging from macromolecular assemblies, cellular mechanics, and microscale biofluidics to cardiovascular fluid mechanics and the biomechanics of vestibular sensory systems. Their microvascular research activities integrate fluid dynamics with intravital microscopy to study blood flow in the microcirculation and to elucidate mechanisms by which the lining of blood vessels determines vascular health and disease. Professor Damiano’s current work is focused on creating an artificial “bionic” pancreas that automatically regulates blood glucose in Type 1 diabetes.
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A little-known technology that Fitbit and Apple are exploring could be the answer to healthy eating and peak performance
February 3, 2018
Business Insider Edward Damiano Geoffrey Woo hasn’t gone back to Burger King since he saw the numbers… Expert quote: “They’ll see how that helps keep things steady. They’ll start looking at foods differently.” View full article
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Managing Diabetes – New Technologies Can Make It Easier
December 1, 2017
NIH News in Health Edward Damiano Your body takes care of countless tasks for you. You might not notice all it’s doing to keep you healthy until something goes wrong… Expert quote: “Our device, called the iLet, is designed to minimize the guesswork and time drain that comes with managing type 1 diabetes.” View full […]
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Thanks to Derek Gentile for diabetes awareness
November 28, 2017
The Berkshire Eagle Edward Damiano With diabetes, there is no time like the present for community awareness… Expert quote: “It’s a bridge to a cure, not a cure.” View full article
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Funding via the crowd is now a reality for businesses
January 31, 2017
Boston Globe Ed Damiano, College of Engineering Lee Cooper figured he’d done just about everything right… Expert quote: “It’s not worth the headache for the sake of the $1 million. That is not the reason we did it,” View full article
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A Father’s Mission to Develop a Bionic Pancreas
September 16, 2016
Amazing Things Podcast Ed Damiano, College of Engineering For the 1.25 million American adults and children with type 1 diabetes, managing blood-sugar levels is a 24/7 affair that involves sticking their fingers many times a day and either manually injecting insulin as needed or wearing an insulin pump… Listen to audio of expert Ed Damiano […]
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First Study to Analyze Dual Hormone Bionic Pancreas for Type 1 Diabetes at Home
June 12, 2016
MD Magazine Edward Damiano, College of Engineering Patients with type 1 diabetes can safely lower their blood glucose levels and hypoglycemia at home with the dual hormone (glucagon and insulin) bionic pancreas, a new study revealed at the American Diabetes Association (ADA 2016) 76th Scientific Sessions in New Orleans, Louisiana… Expert quote: “These results, in […]
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VIDEO: Bionic pancreas may alleviate burden of diabetes management
April 2, 2016
Helio Edward Damiano, College of Engineering Edward R. Damiano, PhD, professor of biomedical engineering at Boston University, discusses the ongoing outpatient studies testing automated glycemic control with a bionic pancreas… View video of expert Edward Damiano
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The Bionic Pancreas Is Getting Closer to Reality
April 2, 2016
Time Edward Damiano, College of Engineering The race is on for what may be the biggest innovation in decades for Type 1 diabetes management—the bionic pancreas—and on Friday, one of the lead researchers in the field announced at the Endocrine Society’s annual meeting that he’s launched a company to bring that invention to market… Expert […]
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Bionic pancreas improves glycemic control in children
February 6, 2016
Healio Edward Damiano, College of Engineering Children with type 1 diabetes assigned to a bihormonal bionic pancreas system for 5 days while attending a diabetes camp saw reduced plasma glucose concentrations, fewer hypoglycemic episodes and lower frequency of carbohydrate interventions than children assigned insulin pump therapy, according to research in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology… […]
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Two dads tackle their own kids’ diabetes
August 10, 2015
CNN.com Ed Damiano, College of Engineering When David Panzirer became a trustee and program officer for the Helmsley Charitable Trust after the death of his grandmother and hotelier Leona Helmsley in 2007, it seemed like fate… Expert quote: “I remember that first night not knowing what we had in store for us.” View full article
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