Online Engineering Faculty at CWRU
The engineers on this page teach CWRU's online master's programs. They also teach on campus, publish research, run labs, hold patents and advise companies. All of that work shows up in what they teach you.
Ted Theofrastous
Focus Areas: Intellectual property strategies, business and nonprofit law, technology transfer and commercialization, transaction design and execution, new venture creation and capital formation, technology-based economic development
Courses: EPOM 410, EPOM 411, EPOM 412, EPOM 413
Colin K. Drummond
Focus Areas: Medical device design, microfabrication packaging, sensor systems and cross-platform software systems integration; application of science and technology to the creation of products and services; medical device start-ups
Courses: EBME 471
Dominique M. Durand, Program Director
Focus Areas: Neural engineering; neural interfacing; neural prostheses; computational neuroscience; neural dynamics; neuromodulation; neurophysiology and control of epilepsy
Courses: EBME 421, EBME 401D
Miklos Gratzl
Focus Areas: Biomedical sensing and diagnostics in vitro and in vivo, electrochemical and optical techniques, BioMEMS for cellular transport, cancer multi-drug resistance at the single cell level, sliver sensor for multi-analyte patient monitoring
Courses: EBME 401D
Kenneth R. Laurita, PhD
Focus Areas: Affinity-based delivery of small molecule drugs and biomolecules for applications in device infection, HIV, orthopedics, cardiovascular, ophthalmology and cancer; directed differentiation of stem cells for tissue engineering applications, such as endothelial cells, cardiomyocytes, motor neurons and T-cells
Courses: EBME 421
Horst von Recum
Focus Areas: Affinity-based delivery of small molecule drugs and biomolecules for applications in device infection, HIV, orthopedics, cardiovascular, ophthalmology and cancer; directed differentiation of stem cells for tissue engineering applications, such as endothelial cells, cardiomyocytes, motor neurons and T-cells
Courses: EBME 406
Xin Yu
Focus Areas: Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and magnetic resonance spectroscopy (MRS) methods for integrative understanding of cardiovascular physiology and diseases; basic science and translational clinical research that combines the state-of-the-art NMR technology with molecular biology approaches to explore the mechanisms of myocardial remodeling in diseased hearts
Courses: EBME 432
A Significant Tuition Reduction for Every Qualified Applicant
Every qualified new applicant to the online Master of Engineering program receives a tuition reduction of more than $28,000, bringing total program tuition to $39,000. CWRU alumni receive an additional scholarship. Employer reimbursement, federal aid and veterans' benefits can work to your advantage, as well.
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