Biomedical Engineering
Solving important challenges at the intersection of engineering, medicine, and the life sciences for the benefit of humanity
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Congratulations to Cheri Deng in Her New Leadership Role
Dr. Deng has been a valuable member of the U-M BME faculty since 2007.
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U-M BME Faculty Pioneer Online Educational Modules on AI Foundations
The development of these online learning modules marks the first step in a broader vision to create a comprehensive educational program focused on AI in BME.
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Revolutionizing Imaging with AI: Welcoming Kevin C. Zhou to U-M BME
One of Dr. Zhou’s bold initiatives involves reimagining imaging systems from scratch.
DOCTORAL PROGRAMS
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UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS
The Michigan BME undergraduate degree program provides a strong foundation in the life sciences and engineering.
Core Faculty
Our 47 Core Faculty reflect the breadth and depth of research represented in BME.
By the Numbers
Michigan BME is one of the oldest and largest biomedical engineering programs in the country.
BME Innovations
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Doctoral Brochure
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Master’s Brochure
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Select BME Videos:
Edge in Tech Athena Awards
The EDGE in Tech Athena Award for Early Career recognizes promising young STEM leaders in industry, academia, or the public sector. Nominated by Mark Saltzman, Celeste Nelson, and Taylor Feehley, the award was presented to Dr. Alexandra Piotrowski-Daspit, a distinguished figure in the fields of biomedical engineering and internal medicine. Her research, notably in three-dimensional cell culture models, has significantly advanced our understanding of tumor development and mechanics.
Engineering 100 Section 510
Course Description:
Interested in BME or the healthcare industry? This section could be for you! Join us for a deep dive into the high-stakes world of technology and human health. Biomedical engineers design, redesign, and test devices that improve the treatment, diagnosis, and monitoring of important health challenges facing humanity today. This section will let you experience this process hands-on with real medical devices. We will explore:
- Stakeholder analysis (e.g., interviewing clinicians and patients)
- Ethical, legal, social, environmental, and economic implications that underlie every decision a biomedical engineer makes
- Statistics, regulatory bodies (e.g., FDA), and patent law to understand bringing a new device into the world
Learn about Histotripsy, a process used to treat cancer that was pioneered at U-M BME, through this video produced by Reuters.