Course/Module
Other, BE1-HWLS-Wet lab skills. (Undergraduate)
Topics in Biomedical Engineering - BIOE97143
Role
Lecturer
Medical and Biochemical Science 1 - BIOE40007
Aims
The aims of this module are to: Introduce the underlying molecular basis of cellular and sub-cellular processes in cells, with special emphasis for engineers. Introduce students to some of the physiological concepts and systems that are important application areas for technology in the field of bioengineering. Develop the practical laboratory skills to use the technologies introduced in the lectures.
Role
Lecturer
Medical and Biological Science 1 - BIOE40010
Aims
The aims of this module are to: Introduce the underlying molecular basis of cellular and sub-cellular processes in cells, with special emphasis for engineers. Introduce students to some of the physiological concepts and systems that are important application areas for technology in the field of bioengineering. Develop the practical laboratory skills to use the technologies introduced in the lectures
Role
Lecturer
Frontiers in Bioengineering Research - BIOE97144
Role
Lecturer
Cellular and Molecular Mechanotransduction - BIOE97139
Aims
Topics include: Introduction to Mechanobiology; The cytoskeleton in cells; Main molecular signalling pathways involved in cell biomechanics; Subcellular structures and molecules relevant to mechanobiology; Mechanosensing, mechanotransduction, and mechanosignalling; Techniques for mechanical manipulation of cells; Mechanotransduction across different length scales; Cellular mechanotransduction; Molecular mechanotransduction; Mechanotransduction in health and disease; Biomechanics of stem cells; Biomechanics of pancreatic cancer; Biomechanics of liver cancer; Biomechanics of breast can
Role
Course Leader
Cellular and Molecular Mechanotransduction - BIOE70005
Aims
Topics include: Introduction to Mechanobiology; The cytoskeleton in cells; Main molecular signalling pathways involved in cell biomechanics; Subcellular structures and molecules relevant to mechanobiology; Mechanosensing, mechanotransduction, and mechanosignalling; Techniques for mechanical manipulation of cells; Mechanotransduction across different length scales; Cellular mechanotransduction; Molecular mechanotransduction; Mechanotransduction in health and disease; Biomechanics of stem cells; Biomechanics of pancreatic cancer; Biomechanics of liver cancer; Biomechanics of breast can
Role
Course Leader