Cell and Tissue Engineering - 585.729

Cell and tissue engineering are dynamic and rapidly growing fields within biomedical engineering. This course will examine fundamental biological processes and medical engineering tools essential to regenerative medicine both at the singlecell and the whole-organism levels. Topics include stem cell engineering, cell–matrix and cell–scaffold interactions, cell–cell interactions and tissue morphogenesis, wound healing, and in vitro organogenesis. Prerequisite(s): Knowledge of basic molecular and cellular biology, physiology, and math through ordinary differential equations is required. Students can either take 585.729 OR 580.641/642 unless they have permission from their advisor.

Course Prerequisite(s)

***Mechanical Engineering students only: Must complete core course first (EN.535.641 Mathematical Methods for Engineers).