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Research Without Boundaries
List of Strategic Areas:
RWB Welcome
Strategic Area: Advanced Materials
Strategic Area: Complex Systems and Networks
Strategic Area: Energy, Environment, and Sustainable Development
Strategic Area: Information, Computation, and Communication
Strategic Area: Nanomaterials, Nanodevices, and Nanoscience
Strategic Area: Systems Biology and Biomedical Engineering
List of Research Topics:
Biomedical Mechanics
Biomolecular Engineering
Computational Biology
Protein Folding
Proteomics
Systems Biology and Biomedical Engineering
We are developing
techniques for
biodegradable
scaffolds that will support new tissues
and then be absorbed into the body.
 
Systems Biology and Biomedical Engineering Intro Graphic
 
By creating a Department of Biomedical Engineering—one that builds on the strengths of physical sciences and engineering, Cornell’s College of Veterinary Medicine, and Weill Cornell Medical College—the Engineering College is focusing its efforts on systems biology and applications to human health. The vision for biomedical engineering is to develop a quantitative understanding of the human body across length and time scales. The ability to link quantitatively genomic and molecular level insights to whole organism physiology systems is key to engineering designs for improved therapeutic strategies for drug delivery, diagnosis of disease, and design of effective medical devices. Several unique capabilities support this effort, including Cornell’s strengths in micro- and nanofabricated systems and cellular and molecular imaging.

Strategic Area: SBBE Intro Graphic