Our graduate students are an integral part of this active and multidisciplinary research environment, cultivated by our knowledgeable and inquisitive faculty.
Bioengineering research at Lehigh focuses on three central themes:
From molecular modeling and bioinformatics at the biomolecular scale, through modeling of cells, tissues, and biofluids, to health informatics, computational and data sciences are revolutionizing bioengineering.
Areas of research include: Biomolecular Modeling, Bioinformatics, Bioengineering Systems & Controls, Biophysics, Modeling of Biological Systems, Computational Bioengineering, Data Analytics and Biomedical Image Analysis
The development of diagnostic and sensing devices that help to identify, treat, and prevent disease are reshaping the delivery of medical care.
Areas of research include: Biomedical Imaging, Biophotonics, BioMEMS, Biosensors, Microfluidics, Bioelectronics, Medical Devices
Many novel therapies are enabled by biomaterials innovation at the molecular through micro-scales. It’s a field situated squarely at an intersection of disciplines where Lehigh enjoys significant, demonstrable strength.
Areas of research include: Biomaterials, Molecular Bioengineering, Biopharmaceutical Engineering, Cell & Tissue Engineering, Neuroengineering, Biofluid & Solid Mechanics, Biomolecular & Cellular Mechanics, Environmental Bioengineering
Faculty and Research
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Juan Aceros Assistive and Adaptive Technologies, Pediatric Power Mobility, Biomedical Sensors and Stimulators, Biomedical Devices, Human Interface Devices, Neural Prosthetics, Insulating Biomaterials, MEMS, Micro/Nano fabrication, Materials Characterization, Thin Films, Semiconductor processing. | MORE DETAILS >> |
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Yevgeny Berdichevsky Brain-on-a-Chip Engineering | MORE DETAILS >> |
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Xuanhong Cheng Von Willebrand Factor (vWF) under Flow and Artificial vWF (in Collaboration with Frank Zhang), Broadband Electrical Sensing of Cell Physiology, Lab of Micro-and Nano-Technology for Diagnostics and Biology | MORE DETAILS >> |
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Lesley W. Chow Spatially organized biomaterials to direct functional tissue regeneration | MORE DETAILS >> |
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Tomas Gonzalez-Fernandez Engineering cell-instructive materials for biofabrication and tissue regeneration in degenerative diseases | MORE DETAILS >> |
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Niels Holten-Andersen Bioinspired materials design, fabrication and characterization | MORE DETAILS >> |
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Wonpil Im Applications of theoretical/computational methods to chemical and physical problems in biology and material science | MORE DETAILS >> |
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Anand Jagota Interfaces in Soft Materials | MORE DETAILS >> |
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Sabrina Jedlicka Cell-Material Interactions | MORE DETAILS >> |
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Taneka Jones disruptive technologies for translational research, tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, medical devices, developmental biology and drug discovery applications | MORE DETAILS >> |
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Thomas Pashuck Cell-Responsive Biomaterials | MORE DETAILS >> |
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Anand Ramamurthi Regenerative Platforms for Soft Tissue Repair | MORE DETAILS >> |
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Dhruv Seshadri Bioelectronics for health and performance monitoring and treatment | MORE DETAILS >> |
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Amirtahà Taebi Cardiorespiratory health monitoring, seismocardiography, wearables, digital twins | MORE DETAILS >> |
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Svetlana Tatic-Lucic Multielectrode Arrays for Patterned Neuronal Networks, MicromachinedSystems for Mechanical Characterization of Biological Cells, Towards Directional Neuronal Circuits (in collaboration with Yevgeny Berdichevsky) | MORE DETAILS >> |
