Bioengineering - Biomedical Engineering

Associate Professor Ian Brown	Neuromuscular systems control and rehabilitation technology development.	Monash University Centre for Biomedical Engineering
Professor David Morgan	Muscle mechanics, mechanisms of contraction, ecentric contraction, muscle injury, ideopathic toe walking, whole body vibration, proprioception, instrumentation.
Mr Brian Lithgow	Cochlear implant signal processing, neurophysiology of the auditory midbrain, neural modelling and acoustic noise cancellation.
Le Binh	Medical lasers.
Mr. Bill Contoyannis	Prosthetics and Orthotics development
Professor Ray Jarvis	Medical Robotics.
Dr Malin Premaratne	Theory and numerical simulation work in light propagation in biological tissue. Some of the applications of this work include, non-invasive sensing of glucose or haemoglobin type substance in blood and imaging of biological tissue (tomography). Specific areas of interests: 1) photon diffusion in tissue 2) optical beam based cytometry 3) nonivasive sensing 4) stress and strain induced optical anisotropy in tissue
Associate Professor Andrew Russell	Artificial tactile sensors and pressure sensors in relation to prosthetics and orthotics.
Dr Jingxin Zhang	Medical imaging with an emphasis on high performance MR imaging Control systems and signal processing approaches to biomedical problems such as system biology