At Stevens, research in biomedical engineering blends hands-on learning with meaningful discovery. Students work closely with faculty on projects that explore how engineering can help solve real problems in medicine and human health.
Our research covers a range of areas, including tissue engineering, medical imaging, biomechanics, neuroengineering, and rehabilitation. Whether you're studying how tissues respond to stress, building new diagnostic tools, or analyzing movement to improve recovery after injury, you'll find opportunities to dig into challenging questions with the support of experienced mentors.
With access to modern lab spaces and a collaborative environment, students don’t just observe research—they take part in it. It's a chance to build skills, ask questions, and contribute to work that has real impact.
