Cell Engineering (세포공학) - 38600
This course is intended to give students an overview of general cell biology and the opportunity to expand their knowledge of topics related to bioengineering technologies for cell-based applications. The biological aspects of cells and their characterization techniques will be addressed. The key concepts of cell engineering will also be discussed in the light of deriving specific cell types, control of cell behavior, and therapeutic use of cells.
Cell Mechanobiology (세포메카노바이오공학) - G18547
This course provides an in-depth exploration of cell mechanobiology and its applications in engineering. Students will study the fundamental principles of how cells sense and respond to mechanical stimuli and how these principles can be harnessed in the design of innovative biomedical technologies. The course will cover topics such as cell mechanics, mechanotransduction, and the role of mechanical forces in cell function and behavior. Students will also learn about cutting-edge technologies and techniques used in cell mechanobiology research and their applications in areas such as tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, and cell therapy.
Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering Experiment II (휴먼기계바이오공학실험II) - 38598
In this course, students conduct experiments to enhance the understanding of fundamental theories learned in the other MBE major courses and to cultivate basic experimental skills in the field of bioengineering. Moreover, this course aims to provide the students with sufficient experience to grow as researchers in the field by cultivating practical skills such as experiment design, equipment use, and analysis of experiment results.
Biomaterials (생체재료학) - 38567
The purpose of this course is to provide the students fundamentals of biomaterials, their use, and applications, and to introduce them to problems associated with the selection and function of biomaterials. Topics include overview of four major classes of biomaterials, strategies for engineering and characterizing their properties, and diverse biomedical applications. At the conclusion of the course, students are expected to have a basic understanding of biomaterials and an advanced insight for designing and engineering biomaterials.
