In addition to a once-a-year seminar course, CANPBD faculty offer various elective courses
covering disciplines such as Chemistry, Biomedical Engineering, Physics, and Chemical Engineering. A list of the courses is below.
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Biomedical Engineering 694.xx -- Fundamentals of biomedical microscopic imagingFundamentals of biomedical microscopic imaging: an introduction to the principles and a description of microscopy techniques (light, electron and atomic force microscopy) for application to biomedical research.
...more- Biomedical Engineering 694.xx -- Bio-interfacial phenomena and surface functionalization
Bio-interfacial phenomena and surface functionalization: description and principals of biomolecular building blocks and how they interact with surfaces, for application to biomedical research.
...more- Mechanical Engineering 837 -- Nanotribology, nanomechanics, and nanomaterials characterization for nanotecnology
Nanotribology, nanomechanics, and nanomaterials characterization for nanotecnology: an introduction to the principles of nanotribology and nanomechanics, nanomechanical characterization techniques and applications to micro/nanotechnology.
...more- Physics 880 -- Organic electronic, photonic, and magnetic materials
Organic electronic, photonic, and magnetic materials: an introduction to the physics, chemistry, and applications of organic- and polymer-based electronic, photonic, and magnetic materials and their phenomena and applications. This includes the electronic structure of molecules, polymers and solids, and the relation to their electrical conductivity, photonic response, and magnetism of conventional metals and materials.
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