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- Home
- About us
- Study with us
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Our research
Research areas
- Advanced imaging
- Advanced manufacturing
- Bionics
- Biomaterials & bioinspired materials
- Biosensing
- Biomechanics
- Cancer nanotechnology
- Cell technology
- Computational modelling
- Integrated Devices Intelligent diagnostics
- Medical surgical robots
- Neural interfaces
- Telemonitoring
- Regenerative Medicine tissue engineering
- Student life
- News & events
- Alumni & industry

Bionics is the branch of Biomedical Engineering that brings the worlds of biology and electronics together. Bionics includes the development of neural prostheses that address a range of sensory and neurological disorders, through artificial stimulation of neurons. Famous examples are the bionic ear and bionic eye, which enable functional hearing and vision respectively. Our research focuses on the development of such devices and the methods to effectively use stimulation to achieve the desired therapeutic outcome.