Norfolk,
VA,
United States
Type
Public
Degrees offered
Bachelor's Degree
Students selecting the Bioelectrical Science concentration will delve into bioelectric studies, covering core principles of electrical field interactions with biological systems, along with designing medical sensors and stimulators to revolutionize therapies for cancer, sepsis, diabetes, and neurological and cardiovascular conditions. Faculty research focuses on:
cancer biology, mechanisms, and treatments
drug and genetic therapy delivery
heart electrical activity studies
lung and heart function and disorders
medical plasma applications
high-voltage pulse technology
biocompatible materials, sensors, and electronic devices
nerve stimulation and electrical activity research
computer-based molecular simulations