Bioengineering

Researchers in the Bioengineering Research Group develop innovative micro- and nanoscale devices and materials for the study of biological entities such as microorganisms, cells, proteins, DNA, and single molecules. The use of nanotechnology, combined with our state-of-art computational and imaging tools, enable us to pursue cutting-edge research in this research area.

Bioengineering
The department is home to three bioengineering and biomedical research laboratories.

Current Research Areas

  • BioMEMs and microfluidics
  • Organ-on-chip, microbiota-organ-on-chip, nanoprobes for neuronal stimulation and recordings, smart contact lens
  • Bio-inspired optics and robotics
  • Biophotonics
  • Bio-atomic force microscopy
  • Medical ultrasound imaging and therapy
  • Biological image-processing and patter recognition
  • Biomagnetism and biomagnetic therapy
  • Bioinformatics
  • Bioinformatics and systems biology or Bioimaging
  • Atomic Force Microscopy

Faculty in This Group

  • Timothy Bigelow
  • Julie Dickerson
  • Liang Dong
  • David Jiles
  • Jayeoun Kim
  • Meng Lu
  • Santosh Pandey
  • Manojit Pramanik
  • Long Que
  • Anwesha Sarkar
  • Namrata Vaswani

Research Centers

Laboratories

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