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Devices & Diagnostics Research

Devices and diagnostics research is within the overall program area of biomedical engineering (BME) at Dartmouth supporting discovery in fundamental applied science and engineering, as well as translational science, to address grand challenges in human health.

Identifying the biomarkers for diseases and developing health-monitoring sensors have the potential to transform health care delivery from a centralized and curative model to a more patient-centric and preventive one, while real-time diagnostics and implantable bionic systems could offer cures involving sensing at the molecular scale. These multi-scale approaches can facilitate precision medicine and point-of-care diagnostics for a variety of global health initiatives.

Research Subfields

Health informatics

Implantable bionic systems

Micro- and nano-scale medical systems

Neural engineering

‘Omics biomarkers for diseases

Wearable integrated circuit sensor devices

Researchers

Image of Petr Brůža Petr Brůža

Image of Jonathan T. Elliott Jonathan T. Elliott

Image of Hui Fang Hui Fang

Image of Irene Georgakoudi Irene Georgakoudi

Image of Ryan Halter Ryan Halter

Image of Elizabeth L. Murnane Elizabeth L. Murnane

Image of Kofi M. Odame Kofi M. Odame

Image of Rahul Sarpeshkar Rahul Sarpeshkar

Image of Fridon Shubitidze Fridon Shubitidze

Image of Douglas W. Van Citters Douglas W. Van Citters

Image of John X.J. Zhang John X.J. Zhang