In Commemoration of Dr. Tony Beck
Summer 2023 Research Participants
We want to congratulate the following students and teacher from Gadsden High school, New Mexico, on the greatest opportunity to join Project-ACE for our summer research program and explore the many opportunities they'll get to experience here at UTEP and compete against other students from across El Paso and Texas to be able to travel to this year
BMES (Biomedical Engineering Society) conference.
Ms. Lucero Limas, a teacher at Gadsden
Miss Katherine Long, a student at Gadsden
Mr. Jesse James Ortega, a student at Gadsden
Congratulations - Mr. Benavides
Here at Project-ACE, we congratulate you on the accomplishment you have achieved, as the long journey you have made has been difficult, and the time you have taken to complete your Ph.D. In addition to your commitment to helping your high school students at Del Valle HS, no matter what challenges they faced, you helped them no matter what in addition to be part of our Project-ACE program.
Thank you.
UTEP Faculty Members Named to List of World’s Top Researchers
We are excited to hear that our Project-ACE faculty member, Thomas Boland, PhD., has been one of the 20 UTEP faculty who have been ranked among the world’s most cited researchers and among the top 2% within their specialty areas.
https://www.utep.edu/newsfeed/2023/utep-faculty-members-named-to-list-of-worlds-top-researchers.html
2022 BMES Conference
Congratulations
*April Ruiz (Right side) Canutillo HS Student
We here at Project-ACE would like to be a proud sponsor to support April Ruiz, she will be attending the 2022 BMES conference in San Antonio, Texas. The Biomedical Engineering Society hosts a conference every year for high school students and their projects they present during the year as they compete against other BME students. This year we have April Ruiz from Canutillo High School, who presented her project on Characterization of Inkjet-Bioprinted Fibroblasts with RNA-Sequencing Analysis and Immunocytochemistry.
2022 COURI Symposium
During the summer of 2022, COURI hosted a symposium here at UTEP for high school students with their teachers to present the research projects they worked on while attending Project-ACE summer research for five weeks. Students and teachers from across El Paso presented projects related to Biomedical Engineering and their results. 
