Laboratory

Emily Zuetell and Mark Rentschler in the AMTL
Colon simulator for the RCE in the AMTL (Pictured Levi Pearson, Greg Formosa, Mark Rentschler, Kristin Calahan).
Micah Prendergast in the AMTL
Allison testing tissue in uniaxial platform.
Rosie and Ben working on PortCam vision quantification analysis.
Madie fabricating a mobile crawler device for surgical applications.
Levin working on electronics assembly.
Rachel working in the Fabrication Room in the AMTL.
Vani Sundaram and Mark Rentschler in the AMTL
Anna preparing samples.
Jim presenting at GEARRS.
Kristin Calahan working in the AMTL.
Matt preparing the MFS in the operating room for clinical study.
Micah Prendergast and Greg Formosa working on the RCE in the AMTL.
Eric Kramer dissecting tissue.
Micah Prendergast and Greg Formosa working with the Endoculus Robot in the AMTL
Mitchell Fulton and Mark Rentschler in the AMTL
Vani Sundaram, Qi Zhang, and Kristin Calahan in the AMTL
Joan working with the 3D printer.
Levi and Alex discussing results.
Madie working in the fabrication room.
Greg Formosa working with the Endoculus Robot in the AMTL.
Emily working in the laboratory
Kristin Calahan in the AMTL
AMTL Hiking

AMTL Overview

Our Advanced Medical Technologies Laboratory (AMTL) includes multiple large research stations with additional counter-top bench space, sinks, fume hoods, biochamber, autoclave, refrigerator, and flammables storage cabinet with exterior ventilation. The lab is fully equipped with all necessary electronics and mechanical experimental equipment needed for our research.

Advanced Medical Technologies Laboratory (AMTL) at CU 51´«Ã½