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The Regenerative Medicine track applies cells, biomaterials, and biochemical and biomechanical factors to create functional substitutes to replace tissues or organs lost due to age, disease, injury, or congenital defects, and functional mimics to aid the study of biological systems.

Application areas include musculoskeletal, urologic, neural, and vascular tissues and organs, wound healing and hemostasis.

For more information about the Regenerative Medicine course requirements, please visit the program requirements section of the biomedical engineering catalog and scroll down to the table labeled "Total Program Hours" and find the "Regenerative Medicine" entry in the table.


Track Coordinators

Daniel L. Alge

  • Director, Graduate Programs, Biomedical Engineering
  • Professor, Biomedical Engineering
  • Affiliated Faculty, Materials Science & Engineering
Daniel L. Alge

Akhilesh K. Gaharwar

  • Professor, Biomedical Engineering
  • Tim and Amy Leach Professor, Biomedical Engineering
  • Presidential Impact Fellow
  • Chancellor EDGES Fellow
  • Affiliated Faculty, Materials Science & Engineering
Akhilesh K. Gaharwar

Melissa A. Grunlan

  • Professor, Biomedical Engineering
  • Charles H. and Bettye Barclay Professor in Engineering
  • Presidential Impact Fellow
  • Chancellor's EDGES Fellow
  • Affiliated Faculty, Materials Science & Engineering
  • Affiliated Faculty, Chemistry
Melissa A. Grunlan

Shreya Raghavan

  • Associate Professor, Biomedical Engineering
  • Cain Faculty Fellow II
  • Affiliated Faculty, CPRIT Regional Center for Excellence in Cancer
Shreya Raghavan

Taylor Ware

  • Professor, Biomedical Engineering and Materials Science & Engineering
  • Janeen Judah '81 Engineering Excellence Professor
Taylor Ware

Feng Zhao

  • Professor, Biomedical Engineering
Feng Zhao