Advanced analytical devices are increasing the sensitivity of and allowing for the detection of new biological signals. A new generation of medical device technologies are applicable to a range of clinical disciplines including global health, emergency medicine, infectious disease, surgery, cardiovascular research, pathobiology, neurology and orthopedics. These devices employ new molecular, optical, biophysical, and other tools to generate more complex and more usable detection. With concurrent advances in data science, new sensors and platforms will fundamentally alter modern health care.
Institute for Biology, Engineering and Medicine (I-BEAM)
Biosensors and Bioplatforms
Next-generation sensing platforms to fundamentally change health diagnostics
Biosensors and Bioplatforms
Next-generation sensing platforms to fundamentally change health diagnostics
Research Projects
Biosensors and Bioplatforms Affiliated Faculty
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Ahmed Abdelfattah
Robert J. and Nancy D. Carney University Assistant Professor of Brain Science , Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering -
Tejal Desai
Sorensen Family Dean of Engineering, Professor of Engineering -
Nicolas Fawzi
Professor of Medical Science -
Marissa Gray
Master's Program Director, Assistant Professor of Engineering (Research) -
George Karniadakis
Charles Pitts Robinson and John Palmer Barstow Professor of Applied Mathematics, Professor of Engineering -
Christoper Moore
Associate Director of the Carney Institute of Brain Science, Professor of Neuroscience, Professor of Brain Science -
Jeffrey Morgan
Professor of Medical Science, Professor of Engineering and Donna Weiss '89 and Jason Weiss Director of the Center for Alternatives to Animals in Testing, Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine -
Jacob Rosenstein
Assistant Professor of Engineering -
Kimani Toussaint
Thomas J. Watson, Sr. Professor of Science, Senior Associate Dean for Research and Strategic Initiatives in Engineering and Director of the Center for Digital Health -
Anubhav Tripathi
Professor of Engineering, Director of Engineering Undergraduate Program, Director of Biomedical Engineering -
Xingming (Jimmy) Xu
Charles C. Tillinghast, Jr. University Professor of Engineering, Professor of Physics