Biomedical devices and sensors are central to screening, diagnosis, and monitoring. Innovation in this area is helping to provide sensors that are faster, smaller, less expensive, and more sensitive. This area involves a wide variety of physical and chemical phenomena and a range of technologies.
Areas
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Biosensors & Lab-on-a-Chip
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Wearables
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Diagnostics
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Prosthetics & Rehabilitation
Faculty
Core Members
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Guojun Chen
Associate Professor -
W Robert J Funnell
Associate Professor -
Henrietta L Galiana
Professor Emerita -
Ahmad Haidar
Associate Professor -
David Juncker
Department Chair
Professor -
Robert E Kearney
Professor -
Sameer Sonkusale
Professor (incoming July 2027) -
Maryam Tabrizian
Professor