NSF – Sustainable Development of Smart Medical Devices

The theme of this proposed initiative addresses two critical topics of the grand challenges in Engineering: ‘enhancing human healthcare via better medicines’ and ‘reverse-engineering the brain,’ which still have many unresolved and ongoing challenges in medicine and healthcare, especially in available medical devices.​


Faculty and Staff

Our core participants for this NRT program exhibit diversity in terms of their origins, career progression, gender, ethnic background, and expertise. Their track record of successful communication and teamwork enhances the prospects of attaining our goals​

Vision

Training a new generation of designers and engineers interested in sustainable healthcare technology requires instruction in four primary components – biocompatible materials, additive manufacturing, smart medical devices, and sustainable design principles.​

Education

Our curriculum will consist of three mandatory skills courses: an interdisciplinary project immersion course, a monthly seminar series, and an annual research symposium. Each student will have multi-advisors for their thesis to ensure that their work is truly interdisciplinary.​


Learn More

Students and faculty strolling on the Georgia Tech campus.

Learn about​ our NSF Traineeship in the Sustainable Development of Smart Medical Devices​

Georgia Tech campus scene at dusk

View our recent event, designed to solve the ongoing challenges in medicine and healthcare

Georgia Tech professor and student meeting during open office hours.

Explore our members who are committed to discipline endeavors in the various fields related to healthcare technology​