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Biomedical Imaging, Bioinstrumentation, Regenerative Medicine and Tissue Engineering, Omics

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Center for Assistive Technologies to Enhance Human Performance - iPerform

The iPerform Center is an NSF-funded Industry-University Cooperative Research Center (I/UCRC) bringing professors and scientists at the University of Texas at Arlington and the University of Texas at Dallas together to advance basic and applied research in Assistive Technologies to enhance human performance.

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Cancer and Regenerative Medicine Laboratory

The lab has complete cell culture, bacteria culture, histology, surgical equipment, and imaging equipment sufficient to carry out a wide variety of preclinical research. This lab provides essential expertise and the facility to translate scientific discoveries into clinical practice to benefit humanity.

Cardiovascular Bioengineering Lab

Voxel super-resolution light-sheet microscopy to image centimeter to micron-scale specimens. AI-driven 4D imaging system to capture the rapid dynamic motions of biological sample. Computational tool to quantify biomechanical cues to understand cardiac morphogenesis. Extensive biomedical research equipment to mimic the environment of human body.

Biomolecular Imaging Lab

Multi-modality imaging capabilities to probe mechanobiological interactions over multiple length and time scales, including atomic force microscopy, two-photon microscopy, and nanovid microscopy, in vitro explosive blast system to simulate shock wave exposure on the battlefield.

Nanomedicine Lab

Temperature-controlled ultracentrifuge, hyperspectral microscopy to characterize micro- and nano-scale materials, freeze dry system to lyophilize biological samples, nanoparticle characterization capability to determine the particle size and surface charges, exceptionally sensitive spectrophotometer to utilize wavelengths from UV to near infrared spectrum.

Multi-Interprofessional Center for Health Informatics (MICHI)

MICHI draws from strengths and knowledge of multiple professions and disciplines with the ultimate goal of transitioning from “sick care” to “health care.” Through strategic partnerships, the Center uses health informatics approaches to support data-driven initiatives that impact health and introduce and assess various enabling tools into all aspects of living and learning.

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