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School of Biomedical Engineering

Inspired research and teaching to revolutionise healthcare

We improve lives through innovative biotechnology solutions that redefine the impossible within the healthcare industry. Our core strengths include tissue and neural engineering, nanomaterials and addressing chronic disease.

The School of Biomedical Engineering was established in 2019 to facilitate collaborative research excellence in the field of biomedical engineering. Through our academic staff and students, our research will aim to serve the public as a thought-leader and provide innovative technology for industry, hospitals, governments and the wider community.

Drawing on extensive experience in this field, the School of Biomedical Engineering will train the next generation of biomedical engineers by offering opportunities to carry out leading-edge research within world-class purpose built research facilities.

We will further strengthen our capacity to change the landscape of healthcare through multidisciplinary partnerships and engaging with our network across the University, including the Faculty of Medicine and Health, the Sydney Nano Institute, the Charles Perkins Centre, the Brain and Mind Centre, Westmead and other leading teaching and research hospitals.

Our research

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Biomechanics, biomaterials, cell therapy and tissue engineering

Tissue engineering uses multidisciplinary approaches to repair diseased or damaged tissues. Our projects encompass biomaterials, stem cells, computer modelling, molecular biology and animal models to achieve this goal.

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Biomedical devices and instrumentation

We invent apps, biosensors, stimulators, surgical devices and medical imaging instrumentation for personalised care. We have experts in positive computing, signal and image processing, biomedical instrumentation and bionics.

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Biomedical imaging, visualisation and information technologies

Biomedical imaging, visualisation and information technologies are the driving forces behind modern healthcare research. We focus on bio-inspired technologies for a variety of clinical applications, to improve people’s health.

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Implantable neuroprosthesis

Focusing on the delivery of therapeutic electrical stimuli and sensing of biological signals to deliver new solutions to recover lost function following disease or injury.

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Biomedical engineering (undergraduate course)

Combine a wide range of engineering disciplines with medicine and human biology to develop technologies including Cochlear implants and bionic organs that improve and save people’s lives.

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Engineering (postgraduate courses)

Hone your management skills and strengthen your technical expertise with a Master of Engineering. Or change paths and build a career in engineering with a Master of Professional Engineering (Accelerated).

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Head of School

Professor Gregg Suaning

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School of Biomedical Engineering

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Admin Area, Level 4, Mechanical Engineering Building, Faculty of Engineering, Darlington Campus, The University of Sydney, NSW 2006

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Tissue engineering and disease modelling: Professor Tony Mikos

This distinguished lecture by Professor Tony Mikos explores recent examples of biomaterials-based approaches for regenerative medicine applications, such as the use of tissue engineering to model tumour microenvironments for validation of cancer therapeutic discovery.

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Latest news

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08 September 2021

Meet the students pursuing their passions through a PhD

From bionics to machine learning, these engineering PhD candidates have taken their passions to the labs, and their research stands to have long lasting impact.

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25 August 2021

Engineering students conquering the start-up world

Engineering alumni are combining their innovative ideas with the experience gained during their degree to create successful start-ups.

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18 August 2021

Start-up raises $784,000 for baby resuscitation system

System aims to improve outcomes for the approximately ten million babies that experience breathing difficulties at birth each year.

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10 August 2021

Engineering and science research projects granted ARC Linkage Project funding

Three research projects spanning both engineering and science will receive a combined $1.4million in funding under the third round of Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Projects outcomes.

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20 July 2021

Biomechanics, biomaterials, cell therapy and tissue engineering

Biomedical devices and instrumentation

Biomedical imaging, visualisation and information technologies

Implantable neuroprosthesis

Biomedical engineering (undergraduate course)

Engineering (postgraduate courses)

Undergraduate courses

Postgraduate courses

Postgraduate research

Head of School

School of Biomedical Engineering

Tissue engineering and disease modelling: Professor Tony Mikos

Faculty of Engineering events

Latest news

Meet the students pursuing their passions through a PhD

Engineering students conquering the start-up world

Start-up raises $784,000 for baby resuscitation system

Engineering and science research projects granted ARC Linkage Project funding

Touchscreen alternative allays fear of world indium shortage

Plasma tech could replace one of world's rarest materials

Sydney academics and alumni named 2021 Fulbright Scholars

Two academics named 2021 Academy of Science Fellows

University launches Digital Sciences Initiative

Engineers awarded for ongoing research excellence

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