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Why Study Bioelectronics at NJIT??
NJIT’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is at the hub of New Jersey's electronics and medical enterprises. The educational and research programs have been evolved through interaction and growing partnership with companies including AT&T, Lucent Technologies-Bell Laboratories, IBM, Intel, Sarnoff, Sun Microsystems, PSE&G, Globix, Telcordia, and Mitre Corp. The department has a nationally-recognized research program in MEMS, as well as in carbon nanotubes and nano-devices. Proximity of major research hospitals, medical equipment and pharmaceutical companies creates opportunities for involvement of the industry in research project as well as supplying a pool candidates for the MS degree.
MS in Bioelectronics
Bioelectronics brings together the best of two worlds: the strengths of biology and biochemical interactions are combined with electronic signal detection, processing and analysis. This leads to new applications in medicine, diagnostics and therapeutics that would never be imaginable within the limitations of each separated domain. Experts say that the healthcare industry and the economy will be transformed by enterprises involved in designing and manufacturing of biomedical sensors and bioelectronic devices and systems, involving micro- and nano-electronic materials, for biomedical imaging (at cellular, molecular and organ levels), diagnostic, therapeutic, and other clinical applications.Click here for degree curriculum
How can I learn more?
- Download a brochure on the MS in Bioelectronics program (PDF, 205 KB)
- Read an interview with Professor Atam Dhawan, Chair of the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, on the MS in Bioelectronics program
- Attend a graduate Open House
- Request more info from our Graduate Admissions Office
- Email Professor Timothy Chang at chang@njit.edu