Experts on Biomedical Engineering
- Related Terms:
- biomechanics,
- biosensors,
- bones,
- kinematics,
- mechanobiology,
- prosthetics,
- regenerative medicine,
- regenerative tissue,
- tissue engineering,
- tissue mechanics
Biomedical engineering brings the principles and techniques of engineering to bear on problems in biology and medicine. Biomedical engineers develop medical devices, new surgical techniques and technology, and new approaches to medical imaging; they engineer tissue and new drug deliver methods to treat illness; and they perfect new ways to understand the workings of the human body and the causes of disease. WPI experts on biomedical engineering cover a broad array of domains, including as biomechanics, biomaterials, neuroimaging, and tissue engineering.
Kristen Billiar
- Professor Biomedical Engineering
Professor Billiar studies the mechanisms by which mechanical forces regulate the development and healing of connective tissues and the pathogenesis of disease is becoming one of the foremost problems at the intersection of biomechanics and cell biology.
Ted Clancy
- Professor Electrical & Computer Engineering
Professor Edward (Ted) A. Clancy has worked in industry for medical instrumentation and analysis companies interested in EMG, EEG, ECG and blood pressure, and the defense industry (aircraft instruments and radar). As professor of Electrical and Computer
Gregory S. Fischer
- Professor Robotics Engineering
Professor Fischer develops surgical robotics, including MRI-compatible robotic devices for enhancing cancer diagnosis, add intelligent automation to telesurgery, and develop assistive robotics, including socially assistive robots and wearable physically
Songbai Ji
- Professor Biomedical Engineering
Professor Ji's research seeks to integrate advanced neuroimaging into traumatic brain injury (TBI) biomechanics research to understand injuries to functionally important neural pathways while developing techniques to achieve near real-time response
George D Pins
- Professor Biomedical Engineering
Professor Pins has more than 25 years of expertise in the design, development, and evaluation of implantable biomaterials, and the fabrication of biomimetic scaffolds for tissue engineering applications. His research focuses on collagen and fibrin
Karen Troy
- John Woodman Higgins Professor & Department Head Biomedical Engineering
Professor Troy's research program aims to understand how physical forces (such as those generated by the body during exercise and sports) interact with and change bone structure. She works with patients and are experts in orthopaedic and whole-body
Haichong Zhang
- Associate Professor Robotics Engineering
Professor Zhang is the founding director of the Medical Frontier Ultrasound Imaging and Robotic Instrumentation (Medical FUSION) Laboratory. The research in his lab focuses on the interface of medical imaging, sensing, and robotics; and on developing