Michael Davis
Professor, Associate Chair for Graduate Studies, Wallace H. Coulter Distinguished Faculty Fellow, GRA Distinguished Scholar
Email
Location: HSRB W486
Phone: 404.727.9858
Lab website:
http://www.davislab.org/
Biomaterials and regenerative technologies include both basic and translational research involving Materials Science, Tissue Engineering, Therapeutics and Biomolecular Delivery, as well as Molecular and Cellular Biology.
The biomedical imaging and instrumentation research focus area is centered on developing and evaluating new imaging methods and approaches, encompassing device and system development, novel methods of signal acquisition and reconstruction, synthes
Biomedical Informatics and Systems Modeling covers a diverse field at the intersection of computational science, biology and medicine.
The Biomedical Robotics research focus area is centered on the design, development, and evaluation of medical robotics systems and smart assistive robotic platforms that enhance the physical capabilities of both patients and clinicians via advance
Cancer technologies are employed to develop new and advanced technologies for a broad range of cancer applications, especially early cancer detection, minimally invasive surgery, and targeted therapy.
Topics include:
Cardiovascular engineering encompasses a wide range of biomedical and engineering projects targeted at understanding the mechanisms, treatments and detection of cardiovascular health, disease, and regeneration. This includes:
Immunoengineering is an interdisciplinary area that integrates engineering tools and principles with those of immunology to harnesses the power of the immune system.
Neuroengineering involves the use and development of engineering techniques to understand, interact with, and/or influence neural function.