We are engaged in cutting-edge research in many areas of biomedical technology, which promise to have large impact on health care and quality of life. We use engineering methods to develop new devices, algorithms, and systems to improve disease diagnostics, treatment, and health care delivery.
Work in this group spans the wide range from microscale tools for basic science and drug discovery to bedside applications in the clinic. Our interdisciplinary research projects, at the interface of engineering, life sciences, and medicine, include microsystems for single-cell manipulation, photonics for imaging of tissue samples, signal processing for medical imaging, and medical instrumentation and robotics. Strong interaction with the Faculty of Medicine, the International Collaboration on Repair Discoveries (ICORD), the BC Cancer Research Agency, the biomedical device industry, and other many collaborations drives our technology development to address challenges in biomedical engineering.
| Biomedical and Multimedia Signal Processing | Our objectives are to create and develop innovative techniques for visualization of biomedical data |
| Biomedical Signal and Image Computing Laboratory | The Biomedical Signal and Image Computing Laboratory (BiSICL) is a multi-disciplinary research lab at UBC dedicated to computational research in biomedical applications |
| Electrical and Computer Engineering in Medicine | We are a unique collaboration of engineers, computer scientists, psychologists and clinicians, with a focus on performing research at the interface between technology and patient care |
| Image & Signal Processing Laboratory | The Image and Signal Processing lab carries research aimed at acquiring, transmitting, interpreting and extracting information contained in signals |
| Robotics and Control | We carry out research in medical image analysis, image guided diagnosis and interventions, as well as telerobotic and robotic control of mobile machines and manipulators |
| Purang Abolmaesumi | Biomedical Engineering with emphasis on computer-assisted surgery, image-guided therapy and medical image analysis.Research Groups |
| Rafeef Abugharbieh | Medical image computingResearch Groups |
| Karen Cheung | Biomedical microsystems for diagnostic and therapeutic applications, dielectric spectroscopy for flow cytometry, implantable polymer-based microelectrode arrays, integrated cell culture systems.Research Groups |
| Lukas Chrostowski | Semiconductor lasers, optical communications, high-speed laser modulation, VCSELs, photonic integrated circuits (PICs), biophotonics.Research Groups |
| Edmond Cretu | Microsystems, adaptive MEMS, micro-instrumentation, nonlinear signal processing, BioMEMS. ultrasound imagingResearch Groups |
| Guy Dumont | Adaptive control, predictive control, control of distributed parameters systems, advanced process control, applications of wavelet analysis, biomedical applications of control, pulp and paper process control.Research Groups |
| Sid Fels | Human computer interaction, neural networks, artificial intelligence, interactive arts and music.Research Groups |
| Vikram Krishnamurthy | Control and estimation of biological nanotubes (ion channels), wireless sensor networks, cross-layer wireless communications, statistical signal processing, hidden markov models, target tracking, radar processing and network centric warfare, game theory.Research Groups |
| Peter Lawrence | Improving the human interface to machines and computers.Research Groups |
| John Madden | Artificial muscle and application to medical devices, photosynthetic photovoltaics, super-capacitors, batteries, sensors, carbon nanotube devices.Research Groups |
| Mehdi Moradi | Biomedical engineering, signal and image processing, machine learning in medical image computing, image-guided interventions, ultrasound and MR imagingResearch Groups |
| Robert Rohling | Medical imaging, medical information systems, robotics, ultrasound imaging in both 2D and 3D.Research Groups |
| Tim Salcudean | Haptic interfaces, teleoperation and simulators, medical robotics, imaging and interfaces, optimization-based design.Research Groups |
| Leo Stocco | Medical robotics, haptic interfaces, electro-mechanical optimization.Research Groups |
| Boris Stoeber | Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), microfluidics, sensor technology, integrated microsystems for biomedical applications and for environmental control.Research Groups |
| Kenichi Takahata | Micromachined sensors and actuators, MEMS, implantable micro devices, micro-scale wireless sensing/control, 3-D micro fabrication techniques, micro electrodischarge machining and control.Research Groups |
| Shuo Tang | Biophotonics, biomedical optics, optical tissue imaging instrumentation, optical coherence tomography, multiphoton microscopy.Research Groups |
| Robin Turner | Raman and resonance raman spectroscopy of biomolecules, fiber-optic-linked ultraviolet optical spectroscopies, spectroscopic signal processing and analysis.Research Groups |
| Konrad Walus | Nanoelectronic devices and circuits, quantum-dot cellular automata, single-electron transistors, quantum mechanical simulationsResearch Groups |
| Jane Z. Wang | Multimedia security, statistical signal processing, biomedical information, genomic signal processing and statistics, and wireless communications.Research Groups |
| Rabab Ward | Signal processing, image processing.Research Groups |
