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The Imaging, Sensing, and Digital Health track applies new materials, instrumentation, communication, and analysis approaches to detect and track physical and chemical indicators of health and biology.

Applications include various microscopy and clinical imaging modalities, wearable and implantable sensors, point-of-care desktops of handheld devices, bioreactor and biomanufacturing sensing, and surgical suite sensing.

Required Courses (select 6 hours)

BMEN 322 – Biosignal Analysis
BMEN 420 – Medical Imaging

Track Courses (select 6-9 hours)

BMEN 401 – Princ & Analysis of Biol Control Systems 
BMEN 422 – Bio-electromagnetism
BMEN 425 – Bio-photonics
BMEN 427 – Magnetic Resonance Engineering Lab
BMEN 428 – Microcontr and Comm in Medicine
BMEN 489 - Special Topics
BMEN 491 – Research*
ECEN 411 – Introduction to Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

Other Courses (select 0-3 hours)

ACCT 640 – Accounting Concepts & Procedures I (MSF students only)
BMEN 404 – FDA Good Laboratory and Clinical Practices
BMEN 469 – Entrepreneurial Issues in Biomedical Engineering
BMEN 4XX – BMEN Elective (subject to track coordinator approval)
CHEM 228 – Organic Chemistry II
ENGR 385 – Co-Op (one semester credit hour per term up to three credit hours)
ENGR 410 – Global ENGR Design (Int'l ENGR certification students only)
VTPP 401 – History of Medicine in Europe (Germany Abroad Program only)
VTPB 410 – Cell Mechanisms of Disease

Notes:

*No more than 3 hours of BMEN 491 will count toward technical elective requirements.

Proposed deviations from the required courses, track courses and other courses from sections above must be approved in advance by a Track Coordinator and the Director of Undergraduate Programs.


Track Coordinators

Vanderlei S. Bagnato

  • Professor, Biomedical Engineering
  • Hagler Faculty Fellow, Class of 2018-19
Vanderlei S. Bagnato

Travis Carrell

  • Instructional Assistant Professor
Travis Carrell

Gerard L. Coté

  • Professor, Biomedical Engineering
  • James J. Cain Professor I
  • Regents Professor
  • Director, Center for Remote Health Technologies and Systems
  • Affiliated Faculty, Electrical & Computer Engineering and Multidisciplinary Engineering
Gerard L. Coté

John Hanks

  • Professor of Practice, Biomedical Engineering
John Hanks

Kenneth Hoyt

  • Professor, Biomedical Engineering
Kenneth Hoyt

Hatice Koydemir

  • Assistant Professor
Hatice Koydemir

Frances Ligler

  • Professor, Biomedical Engineering
  • Member, National Academy of Engineering
  • Eppright Chair in Biomedical Engineering
  • University Distinguished Professor
Frances Ligler

Samuel Mabbott

  • Assistant Professor, Biomedical Engineering
Samuel Mabbott

Mary P. McDougall

  • Associate Department Head, Biomedical Engineering
  • Professor, Biomedical Engineering
Mary P. McDougall

Mike McShane

  • Department Head, Biomedical Engineering
  • Professor, Biomedical Engineering
  • James J. Cain Professor II
  • Affiliated Faculty, Materials Science & Engineering
Mike McShane

Alexandra Walsh

  • Associate Professor, Biomedical Engineering
  • Cain Faculty Fellow III
Alexandra Walsh

Vladislav V. Yakovlev

  • Professor, Biomedical Engineering
  • University Professor
  • Affiliated Faculty, Physics
Vladislav V. Yakovlev