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Q&A Spotlight: Sarah Stabenfeldt on ASU’s NIH T32 Grant and Arizona’s MedTech Momentum
Sarah Stabenfeldt is trained in biomedical engineering. She earned her undergraduate degree from Saint Louis University with a focus on biomaterials, followed by a PhD in Bioengineering from Georgia Tech, where she specialized in polymer based material systems for neurotrauma. She then completed an NIH funded postdoctoral fellowship jointly administered by Georgia Tech, Emory University, and Morehouse College, This program integrated advanced research with formal pedagogic
Nov 65 min read
Aligning for Impact: How MDM2 Advances the Arizona Bioscience Roadmap
In September 2025, the Flinn Foundation released an update  on the organization’s ambitious plan to make Arizona a globally competitive and national leader in areas like precision medicine, neuroscience, bioengineering, cancer, diagnostics and agricultural biotechnology. Originally launched in 2002, Arizona’s Bioscience Roadmap  has already achieved remarkable results in the past two decades-plus. The Medical Device Manufacturing Multiplier (MDM2) consortium’s 2025-2026 Actio
Nov 65 min read
From Lab to Market: How Arizona’s Higher Education Institutions Are Fueling MedTech Innovation
Arizona’s universities are more than centers of education. They are catalysts for driving breakthroughs in smart medical devices that are...
Sep 115 min read
Dr. Jeff LaBelle on the Future of Biomedical Engineering
Dr. Jeff LaBelle Dr. Jeff LaBelle is a professor of biomedical engineering at Grand Canyon University, an adjunct professor at the Mayo...
Jul 304 min read
How Arizona’s MedTech Industry Is Leading Workforce Development
Arizona’s manufacturing workforce is booming, with the state’s employment levels outpacing the rest of the country’s . To support...
Jul 284 min read
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