School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering

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The School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering is an academic unit at Arizona State University focused on integrating engineering principles with biological and health sciences to advance healthcare technologies and research.

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instanceOf academic unit
biomedical engineering school
engineering school
abbreviation SBHSE
campus ASU Tempe campus
linked to: Tempe campus
collaboratesWith Barrow Neurological Institute
Mayo Clinic
Phoenix Children’s Hospital
country United States
focusesOn biological engineering
biomaterials
biomedical engineering
biosensors
computational biology
health systems engineering
healthcare technologies
medical devices
neural engineering
rehabilitation engineering
synthetic biology
systems biology
translational biomedical research
foundedBy Arizona State University
hasWebsite https://sbhse.engineering.asu.edu/
languageOfInstruction English
locatedIn Tempe, Arizona
linked to: Tempe, Arizona, USA
mission to advance healthcare technologies and research
to integrate engineering principles with biological and health sciences
offersProgram BS in biomedical engineering
MS in biomedical engineering
PhD in biomedical engineering
graduate degree in biomedical engineering
online and on-campus biomedical engineering courses
undergraduate degree in biomedical engineering
parentOrganization Arizona Board of Regents
partOf Arizona State University
Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering
researchArea bioimaging
biomechanics
biosignal processing
cardiovascular engineering
health systems engineering
molecular and cellular bioengineering
neuroengineering
regenerative medicine
sector public higher education

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Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering hasAcademicUnit School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering