Bio Mechanics

Biomechanics laboratories within a biomedical engineering department serve as dynamic arenas for the integration of mechanical principles with biological systems, providing students with hands-on experiences that blend theoretical knowledge with practical applications. Through a combination of experimental analysis and computational modeling, students explore the mechanics of the human body, from the molecular scale to the macroscopic level. These laboratories offer opportunities for students to investigate topics such as human movement, tissue mechanics, and musculoskeletal dynamics, fostering the development of critical thinking skills and problem-solving abilities essential for addressing challenges in healthcare and sports performance optimization. Engaging in collaborative research projects, students contribute to advancements in prosthetics, orthotics, rehabilitation, and sports equipment design.