Graduate Student Research | Undergraduate Student Research | SUPREMES Program
The Marquette University and Medical College of Wisconsin Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering is committed to fostering a culture of discovery, innovation, and hands-on learning at every academic level. From high school students exploring research for the first time to graduate students conducting advanced investigations at the frontiers of biomedical science, our department offers a range of immersive, interdisciplinary education programs designed to afford student hands-on research experience in our labs. These programs empower students to collaborate with expert faculty, contribute to meaningful healthcare solutions, and develop the skills needed to lead in research, medicine, and engineering. Whether you're just beginning your journey or deepening your expertise, there’s a place for you in our vibrant research community.
Graduate students in the Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering engage in high-impact, collaborative research that bridges engineering and clinical practice. With access to cutting-edge laboratories, advanced tools, and partnerships with local medical institutions, students can explore innovative solutions in fields such as biomaterials, biomechanics, and medical imaging. These experiences are designed to challenge students’ intellectual curiosity and foster independent problem-solving, preparing them for successful careers in academia, industry, and healthcare.
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Our robust undergraduate research programs provide students with hands-on lab experience, mentorship from faculty, and exposure to real-world biomedical challenges. Whether engaging through summer internships, international outreach, or semester-long investigations, students have the opportunity to contribute to impactful research while building a strong foundation for future careers in biomedical engineering.
The SUPREMES program introduces high school students to the exciting world of biomedical research through a unique, year-long educational experience. Designed for high school sophomores and juniors, the program offers an immersive look at scientific research methodologies, lab work, and professional practices. Participants gain first-hand experience in biomedical engineering and medical research, culminating in the development of research posters and manuscripts—preparing them for future academic success and inspiring them to pursue careers in STEM fields.
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Research TracksFound at the cross-section of our six distinct research themes and 13 featured clinical applications, Research Tracks are provided to help students drive their academic experience, ensuring they are well prepared to pursue their preferred line of interest upon graduation.
Centers & LaboratoriesThe Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering features over 20 laboratories dedicated to generating new knowledge and engineering novel applications to the world's modern healthcare challenges.
PublicationsCentral to our core principles of fostering collaborative research practices in the service of humanity, publications accredit the knowledge we have generated while rapidly and effectively disseminating new ideas to the people who need them most.
