Note: this article was originally published in College of Engineering, Student Spotlights.

Third-year biomedical engineering student Tiffany Chan is dedicated to enhancing the educational experiences of her peers.

In December, Cube³ Lab welcomes its new member, Angelika Tamura. Angelika participated in our November faculty lunches with Dr. Yamada and gained interest in engineering education and community building. Angelika will work on organizing the faculty lunches as well as laying down the groundwork for our new gender equity project (a secret for now!).

Congratulations to our cubicle Tiffany Chan, who has just secured a share of the Fall 2023 Travel Award offered by the Undergraduate Research Center at UC Davis. The travel awards enable undergraduate students to present their research work in regional and national conferences.

Big congratulations to our cubicles, Tiffany Chan and Tate Chatfield! The work titled "Initial investigation of student-faculty micro-interactions on students’ sense of belonging through organized student-faculty lunches" has been accepted by 2023 Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) Annual Meeting. Cube³ will be presenting our poster at 3:30-4:30pm on Friday, 10/13, in Seattle, WA. If you will be going to BMES 2023, please stop by and check us out!

The Cube³ lab recently welcomed the first class of cubicles.

Tiffany Chan is a second-year undergraduate student in BME. and Tate Chatfield is a third-year undergraduate student in BME. They will be working on facilitating micro-interactions between faculty and undergraduate students.

Welcome Tiffany and Tate to Cube³, and we will do our best to build a close-knit BME community!