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Multidisciplinary
courses on Nano and Micro Systems for Biomedical applications The
faculty members in Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering department and
collage of engineering are currently designing a new interdisciplinary program
at the interface of micro-, bio-, nano-, and information technologies. An essential part of our interdisciplinary
program is to reorganize existing nano/micro technology courses and to
develop new courses to provide a comprehensive training to the students in
these highly interdisciplinary areas.
Currently, our new program consists of 5 core courses covering
fundamental science, fabrication, device designs, and applications of micro
and nano technology and is expected to further expand in the near future
(please see department website for details).
A ME455 Control System Design New materials of micro
and nano transducers and biosensors will be introduced into the senior level
control design course, AME 455.
Developments of new experimental modules are also in progress. Guest Lecture in Biomechanics and Micro Biomechanics Dr.
Wong gives several guest lectures in the Biomechanical Engineering (AME
466/566) and Micro Bioengineering (AME 483/583) about Biomechanics in the
molecular and cellular level. Lecture
notes can be download in the following links: Lecture Notes A ME300 Instrumentation Laboratory New materials of micro
and nano transducers and biosensors will be introduced into the junior level
instrumentation course, AME 300.
Developments of new experimental modules are also in progress.
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