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Michael R. Neuman

Michael R. Neuman

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906-487-1949
mneuman@mtu.edu

Professor, Biomedical Engineering

Michael R. Neuman joined the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Michigan Technological University in August, 2003, as Professor and Chairman, the latter ending in 2010.  Previously he held the Herbert Herff Chair of Excellence at the Memphis Joint Program in Biomedical Engineering.  He served for thirty-two years on the faculty at . . .

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Megan C. Frost

Megan C. Frost

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906-487-3350
mcfrost@mtu.edu

Associate Professor, Biomedical Engineering

The research in our laboratory focuses on the development of polymeric materials that exhibit improved biocompatibility when implanted in living organisms and to use these materials to fabricate implantable sensors that function for extended time periods (i.e., longer than 24 h).

Polymeric materials are used to fabricate a wide variety of biomedical devices such as extracorporeal tubing, . . .

Faculty Focus More Faculty

Michael R. Neuman

Michael R. Neuman

Contact

906-487-1949
mneuman@mtu.edu

Professor, Biomedical Engineering

Michael R. Neuman joined the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Michigan Technological University in August, 2003, as Professor and Chairman, the latter ending in 2010.  Previously he held the Herbert Herff Chair of Excellence at the Memphis Joint Program in Biomedical Engineering.  He served for thirty-two years on the faculty at . . .

Capstone Design—In Vivo Sensor System to Measure Environmental Conditions on Implantable Medical Devices