Research - Biomedical Devices
Researchers working in biomedical design invent new technologies for life sciences research and clinical applications. Bioengineers are helping to translate advances in the life sciences into devices that directly impact human welfare and the future of scientific research.
Research projects at Stanford include:
- Neural prosthetic systems
- Development of cellular-microelectrode hybrid biosensors
- Synthetic bone materials for fracture fixation
- Micro-Electrical-Mechanical (MEMS) devices
- Microfluidic devices
- Computer-assisted surgical navigation
- Novel drug delivery systems
Bioengineering faculty members working in this area
- Kwabena Boahen (see also Boahen's Lab Page)
- Dennis Carter
- Scott Delp (see also Delp's Lab Page)
- Greg Kovacs (see also Kovacs' Lab Page)
- Steve Quake
- Charles Taylor
- Paul Yock (see also Yock's Lab Page)
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