Biomedical Engineering Cluster

The Biomedical Engineering research cluster focuses on developing innovative solutions to improve human health and well-being. It brings together expertise from various disciplines, including biology, medicine, and engineering, to address complex challenges in healthcare.

The Biomedical Engineering research cluster focuses on developing innovative solutions to improve human health and well-being. It brings together expertise from various disciplines, including biology, medicine, and engineering, to address complex challenges in healthcare.

Key Research Areas:

Biomanufacturing: Developing advanced manufacturing techniques for biological tissues and organs.
Signals and Systems: Analysing and processing biological signals to diagnose and treat diseases.
Devices: Designing and developing medical devices and implants to enhance healthcare.

Industry Applications:

MedTech: Collaborating with industry partners to translate research findings into innovative medical technologies.
ACMD Hub: Contributing to the development of advanced composite materials and devices for medical applications.

Potential Impact:

Improved diagnostics and treatment of diseases.
Development of new medical devices and implants.
Enhanced healthcare outcomes for patients.

Contacts:

Lead: Associate Professor Javad Tavakoli
Co-leads:

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