The School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering welcomes its new faculty members
The Fulton Schools continue to bring in new faculty members to help students succeed and to advance the cutting edge in their engineering fields.
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SBHSE News
Better brain and body electrical measurements
SBHSE Associate Professor, Rosalind Sadleir is exploring how new methods and applications of current technologies can better characterize the body’s electrical properties, especially in the brain. Read...
Linking the mind and body for better physical therapy
Nearly half of physical therapy patients are ages 65 and above. Older bodies often have unique needs for therapy, but they’re not necessarily treated with different approaches than younger patients. To get better results, all it might take is a pencil and paper....
Research reviews unregulated stem cell clinics in six southwestern states
SBHSE Assistant Professor Dr. David Brafman and Assistant Professor Dr. Emma Frow published in a paper in the journal Stem Cell Reports, looking at a detailed characterization of nearly 170 direct-to-consumer stem cell businesses across six southwestern states....
