Computational Modeling of Biological Systems
Computational tools enable bioengineers to gain unique insights into the complexity of biological systems, especially when closely integrating with experimentation. Leveraging the advancing computing resources available at Penn State, our department utilizes computational and numerical approaches to investigate numerous biological processes and systems, including the function of the human brain, coordinated cell activities, molecular motor dynamics, cancer progression, and the musculoskeletal system.
Active Biomaterials Lab
Igor Aronson
Drew Lab
Patrick Drew
Molecular Biomechanics Lab
William Hancock
Decision Neuroscience Lab
Nina Lauharatanahirun
Multimodal and Computational Neuroimaging Lab
Xiao Liu
Artificial Heart and Cardiovascular Fluid Dynamics Lab
Keefe Manning
Systems and Synthetic Biology Lab
Justin Pritchard
Laboratory for Synchronized Neuroengineering, Neurostimulation & Computation
Xiaoxiao Sun
Movement of the Upper Limb and Shoulder Lab (MUSL)
Meghan Vidt
