Bioengineering

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School of Engineering · Engineering and technology

Bioengineering is a highly interdisciplinary research area that forges connections between engineering, physical sciences, biology and medicine. The aim is to research and develop innovative diagnostic, therapeutic and real-time monitoring biomedical devices and technologies. The main research initiatives in bioengineering can be split into three key areas: - Assistive technologies for stem cell medicine - Medical diagnostics and biosensing - Synthetic biology and industrial biotechnology As a Masters by Research (MScR) student, you will spend the duration of this programme working on a research project. An MScR programme allows you to gain specialist knowledge in your research area, and is sometimes taken as a precursor to a PhD. You will conduct your research as part of the Institute for Bioengineering, a vibrant and varied group whose interests include modelling, biosensing, biomedical signals and biomedical applications of engineering technology.

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