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Although there are no porgrams in the College of Engineering which
lead to a degree in biomedical engineering, considerable research and instruction
in the application of engineering to problems related to the human body
are being conducted in the Chemical, Electrical and Computer, and Mechanical
Engineering Departments. Many College faculty are actively involved in
the Orthopedic and Biomechanical
Engineering Center, the Center
for Applied Science and Engineering in Rehabilitation, the Biomechanics
and Movement Science Program, and the University's Sports Science Laboratory.
These efforts are also supported by programs in the Departments of Biological
Sciences and Physical Therapy.
In addition, education and research projects in biomedical engineering
often involve extensive interaction with local medical centers and industrial
laboratories. |
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