Mason Bioengineering Team Wins 3rd Annual National Design Competition | Fourth Estate
BY LIBBY BONDI, STAFF WRITER
George Mason University’s bioengineering senior design team took first place at the third annual Project S.E.R.V.E. national design competition, beating host Virginia Tech with a device designed to help Paralympic athletes compete in extreme cold.
The team, comprised of seniors Jacob Lockey, Aidan Zentner, Leah Werme and Subhi Mekki, is known as “Team 4Ward.” They developed a residual limb warming device for Dan Rizzieri, a double below-the-knee amputee who specializ...
George Mason University’s bioengineering senior design team took first place at the third annual Project S.E.R.V.E. national design competition, beating host Virginia Tech with a device designed to help Paralympic athletes compete in extreme cold.
The team, comprised of seniors Jacob Lockey, Aidan Zentner, Leah Werme and Subhi Mekki, is known as “Team 4Ward.” They developed a residual limb warming device for Dan Rizzieri, a double below-the-knee amputee who specializ...