Faculty spotlights
Our biomedical engineering faculty lead innovative research that bridges engineering and medicine, developing cutting-edge solutions in areas like medical devices, diagnostics, and personalized medicine. Through interdisciplinary collaboration and hands-on mentorship, they are driving advancements that improve healthcare and patient outcomes.
World Brain Day: ASU research expands tools to study brain health
Assistant Professor Madeline Andrews was invited to speak about her research on “Arizona Horizons” for World Brain Day on July 22.
Will this antibiotic work? ASU scientists develop rapid bacterial tests
Shaopeng Wang secures a patent for breakthrough rapid antimicrobial testing using video-based object scattering detection.
ASU, Mayo Clinic forge a new health innovation program
The Flinn Foundation supports an innovative advanced degree opportunity in biomedical engineering to improve health care solutions in Arizona.
ASU-Mayo grant award for modeling and screening therapeutics for neurological diseases
Brain research and single-cell analysis are used to develop heart and nerve cells.
Welcome, new faculty!
Welcome our new biomedical engineering faculty for 2024-2025, bringing fresh expertise and innovative ideas to our academic community!
Full Circle news
How sex-based biology shapes the brain’s response to injury
ASU researchers observe that female and male brains activate different hormone networks after traumatic brain injury.
Accessible imaging for all
NSF CAREER Award supports SungMin Sohn’s vision for more accessible MRI technology.
Better tuberculosis treatment starts with a better test
ASU research could lead to faster, more effective TB treatment. That’s why Professor Shelley Haydel and Associate Professor Shaopeng Wang are working to develop technology that helps doctors quickly find out whether a patient’s tuberculosis is resistant to new TB drugs.
Engineering access for biomedical engineering education
ASU celebrates first online biomedical engineering graduating class.