ALT Wubin Bai at a table with many small medical devices

ALT Wubin Bai holds a small health care apparatus, about the size and shape of an SD card

ALT A wood bench with dozens of white roses on it

ALT College dean Jim White speaks into a microphone at the Zijie Yan memorial site

ALT A man places a white rose on the wooden bench at the Zijie Yan memorial site

ALT A crowd of people gather to listen to a speaker at the Zijie Yan memorial site

ALT UNC students and Mike Astilla sit at a large work table in the UNC makerspace

ALT Headshot of Kyle Riker

ALT Headshot of Glenn Walters

ALT A UNC student works on a project in BeAM. Large ventilation hoses hang from the ceiling. Other UNC students work at tables in the background.

ALT The BeAM logo on a window on UNC's makerspace says "Be a Maker"

ALT Three UNC makers wait for their 3D prints to finish in Carolina's makerspace

ALT Banners on South Building on UNC's campus spell "UNC" and "The Nation's First Public University"

ALT Wubin Bai holds a tiny device that looks like a computer chip. Text reads "UNC Research is developing next-generation medical devices. Wubin Bai, applied physical sciences researcher."

ALT Five students hold and wear the shirts and sewing projects they created

ALT Headshots of four Carolina faculty members who were names AAAS Fellows.

ALT Wubin Bai holds small medical devices created in his lab. There are about a dozen on the table in front of him, each roughly the size of a pill bottle or smaller.