Boyd J. Michael lll, Technical High School

Juniors in the Academy of Biomedical Sciences were honored to present at the 2026 Grand Rounds Presentation at the Meritus School of Osteopathic Medicine on Tuesday, June 2nd. Student teams were mentored by medical students during the fourth marking period as they developed a complete and complex clinical case, including medical history, test results, imaging, diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment plan. The top 6 projects were presented to friends, family, and a panel of physicians. Students wish to thank their project mentors and the faculty at MSOM for sharing their time, expertise, and support. A special congratulations to the top-ranked project by Macie, Malina, and Raigan exploring a clinical case of sepsis and the necessity of early detection and intervention.

The Academies of Biomedical Sciences and Engineering Class of 2026 students presented their senior capstone projects in May. Students were tasked with identifying a challenge in science, engineering, or medicine and developing a novel solution, experiment, and intervention to address this challenge. Projects were shared in an open-house poster session with peers, family, and invited judges from science, engineering, and medicine. Congratulations to the top-ranked projects from Biomedical Sciences: "Mitigating Alveolar Ridge Resorption through Progressive Mechanical Stimulus" by Rohit Mattu, "Smart Nurse Bodysuit: Reducing Risk of Injury via Targeted Muscle Stimulation" by Katherine Foreman, and "Narcan 2.0: Theoretical Development of a Xylazine Reversal Agent" by Ella Britton and Caidence England. Congratulations to all!

Another great day at skills USA Atlanta 26! The artistic talent of these welder sculptures was amazing!!!