The Institute for Biological Interfaces of Engineering (IBIOE) is a South Carolina-based interdisciplinary research and educational institution.
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IBIOE Invites Applications
A research faculty position is available August 15, 2008 for a highly motivated individual to join a trans-disciplinary Institute focused on collaborative, cellular engineering research for biomedicine and the development of diagnostic tissue test systems for the improvement of healthcare. The Clemson University IBIOE received state approval in May 2007 and offers outstanding potential for interdisciplinary collaboration and training.
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Our Mission
The IBIOE will enable the development of clinically relevant biomaterials technology and products for disease management and the transfer of this technology for patient care through leading biomaterials-related education, research and training in these areas:
- Advanced Biomaterials
- Human Centered Electronic Collaboration
- Tissue Fabrication
- Tissue Test Systems
Our Goals
- Disseminate cutting edge biomaterials technologies internationally
- Develop an internationally recognized “go to” electronic research and training collaboratory to facilitate surgeon-researcher interactions and expedite the translation of advanced technologies to the clinic
- Immerse students and medical residents in a technically diverse environment to hone technical, entrepreneurial, communication, leadership and teamwork skills
- Maximize economic development for the state of South Carolina through the establishment of an internationally recognized Medical Research Center with industrial partners
- Establish a model recruitment and professional development program that facilitates the access of economically disadvantaged South Carolina students to higher education and inquiry/team-based research opportunities
Contact Information
Dr. Karen Burg
Email: kburg@clemson.edu
Office: 501-4 Rhodes Research Center
Phone: 864.656.6462