Stevens Students Complete Spring Study Abroad Journeys at Home
Distant learning became distance learning for engineering students studying in Europe when the global pandemic hit
Distant learning became distance learning for engineering students studying in Europe when the global pandemic hit
Stevens biomedical engineering students’ flexible noise reduction solution for incubators was selected to be presented at the 2020 International Mechanical Engineering Congress & Exposition
Stevens biomedical engineer will use the IRE-K12 grant and related mentorship to further her innovative research in movement and rehabilitation
Stevens alumna Pam Cheng reveals how, through her company’s efforts at top-speed around the clock, we can expect a safe and effective vaccine in early 2021
Biomedical and mechanical engineers are developing innovative technologies and methodologies to help people find more effective and engaging ways to recover
Interdisciplinary conference chaired by Dr. Antonia Zaferiou explores the intersections between human movement and technology.
$50 ventilators can be fabricated from common, inexpensive materials.
For their senior design project, biomedical engineering students create modern tools to ease the heavy administrative burdens placed on child protective agencies
Antonia Zaferiou and Damiano Zanotto receive a combined $1M to fund research projects focusing on gait-improvement strategies
The Department of Biomedical Engineering (BME) strives to:
BME offers students broad-based technical expertise grounded in engineering foundations, approaches and techniques for biomedical engineering design and design assessment, command of advanced biomedical design, simulation, analysis and project management tools used in today's clinical practices, effective training to contribute to multidisciplinary and geographically dispersed teams and the ability to take on leadership roles in industrial or clinical environments.
BME also houses modern research laboratories, and fosters an entrepreneurial environment that encourages students and faculty to pursue new technologies from concept through commercialization, while preserving the ideals integral to an institution of higher learning.
The Department of Biomedical Engineering has attained international recognition for its research in mass spectrometry, nanotechnology and in healthcare and medicine. Faculty and students apply their knowledge and skills to solve critical, real-life challenges.
Research in the Wang Tissue Reconstruction Lab focuses on two areas: multifunctional tissue/organ formation and nanomedicine in cancer, among other projects.
McConnell lab is focuses on neuroengineering, electrophysiology, digital image analysis and biomedical devices.