Prof. Carlos Rinaldi-Ramos - University of Florida Chemical and Biomedical Engineering

Update: 2022-05-09

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This week on the UC Davis Biomedical Engineering Department's Beyond the Seminar podcast, Prof. Carlos Rinaldi-Ramos breaks down his lab's work contributing to an exciting new modality: magnetic particle imaging (MPI). He also shares how representation in research labs illuminated his path to success from his time in Puerto Rico to his current position as chair of the Chemical Engineering Department at the University of Florida.

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Prof. Carlos Rinaldi-Ramos - University of Florida Chemical and Biomedical Engineering

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Prof. Carlos Rinaldi-Ramos - University of Florida Chemical and Biomedical Engineering