Coral Gables Campus:
McArthur Engineering Annex, Room 144
Jorge Bohorquez and Weizhao Zhao
McArthur Engineering Building, MEB 159
McArthur Engineering Building, Room 170A
Our mission is to advance basic science research and clinical applications by applying imaging and physics techniques in collaboration with departments across the Miller School of Medicine and industry partners.
McArthur Engineering Annex, Room 170B
McArthur Engineering Annex, Room 169 and McArthur Engineering Building, Room 149
McArthur Engineering Annex, Room 168
Our mission is to investigate and model neurosensory processes and disorders related to hearing, vision, and brain function. Through this research, we aim to design and evaluate cutting-edge electrophysiological devices that advance diagnosis and therapeutic interventions.
McArthur Engineering Building, Room 201
Our mission is to train students and researchers in using Scanning Electron Microscopy for biomedical device design and analysis. The lab actively collaborates with departments across the College of Engineering to support interdisciplinary research.
Medical Campus:
McKnight Vision Research Center, Room 217
Our mission is to utilize advanced imaging technologies to explore the structure and mechanics of ocular cells and tissues. Our primary research focuses on understanding and addressing eye conditions such as glaucoma and keratoconus.
Diabetes Research Institute, Room 2011
The Islet Immunoengineering Lab aims to combine bioengineering and immunology to develop innovative platforms that prevent rejection after islet transplantation and promote antigen-specific immunomodulation for treating type 1 diabetes.
Miami Project to Cure Paralysis, Lois Pope Building (R-48)
Lynn Rehabilitation Center, Room 3. 137
Papanicolaou Research Center, Room 208
Converge Miami, Room 790A
We engineer human organs-on-chips to advance drug discovery, model disease states, investigate underlying biological mechanisms, and evaluate the potential of stem cell therapies.
Ophthalmic Biophysics Center, McKnight Vision Research Center, Room 215
We conduct research and develop innovative technologies aimed at advancing eye care and improving vision health. Our work spans from fundamental scientific discovery to the development of practical solutions that enhance diagnosis, treatment, and overall quality of life for individuals with visual impairments.
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