ProQuest Subject Index - Biomedical engineering at UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES

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A parametric design study of an electrochemical sensor	An automated system for quantitative hierarchical image analysis of malignant gliomas: Developing robust techniques for integrated segmentation/classification and prognosis of glioblastoma multiforme

Biomolecular nanopatterning and single molecule detection	Catheter-based magnetic resonance microcoils for microscale imaging and spectroscopy

Degradable biomaterials and BMP-binding proteins as delivery matrices for bone tissue engineering	Design and development of an optical and positron emission tomograph

Design, fabrication, optimization and evaluation of a multinodal tactile feedback system for teleoperated robot-assisted minimally invasive surgery	Development of a cytomic force transducer for experimental mechanobiology

Lab-on-a-chip systems for blood cell separation, counting, and characterization	Quantitative musculoskeletal magnetic resonance imaging at 3.0T: Developing new techniques to detect morphological changes in human cartilage and bone in osteoarthritis and osteoporosis

Sol-gel encapsulation for controlled drug release and biosensing	Statistical shape analysis for deep brain structures

Stimulated emission depletion dynamics of biophotonic markers	Study of structure and function in the human triceps surae muscle-tendon complex under normal and atrophic states using magnetic resonance phase contrast imaging

The application of tensor based morphometry in mapping human brain anatomical changes during normal and pathological conditions	The conditioning of neural firing for a reliable brain machine interface

The design and implementation of magnetic microactuators for MEMS-enabled ventricular catheters for hydrocephalus	Thin film nickel-titanium endovascular stent grafts for cerebral and aortic aneurysms