Research Bio
Dorian Liepmann joined the Mechanical Engineering faculty in 1992 and moved to the newly created Bioengineering Department in 1998. He served as the second Chair from 2004 - 2009 and is currently serving as Vice Chair for the professional masters programs in bioengineering. His research is focused on the development of novel approaches for improved health care including MEMS-based biosensors and drug delivery systems.He is an authority on bio-MEMS and micromachines related to fluid mechanics.
Research Expertise and Interest
bioengineering, mechanical engineering, bioMEMS, biosensors, microfluid dynamics, experimental biofluid dynamics, hemodynamics, valvular heart disease, cardiac flows, arterial flows
Teaching
Biological Transport Phenomena [BIOENG 104 - 001]
Ethical and Social Issues in Translational Medicine [BIOENG 280 - 001]
Individual Study or Research [BIOENG 299 - 018]
Group Studies, Seminars, or Group Research [MECENG 298 - 050]
Individual Study or Research [MECENG 299 - 050]
Directed Group Study for Advanced Undergraduates [BIOENG 198 - 004]
Group Studies, Seminars, or Group Research [BIOENG 298 - 016]
Individual Study or Research [BIOENG 299 - 016]
Teaching Techniques for Bioengineering [BIOENG 301 - 001]
Supervised Independent Group Studies [BIOENG 98 - 004]
Individual Study or Research [BIOENG 299 - 016]
Ethical and Social Issues in Translational Medicine [BIOENG 280 - 001]
Individual Study or Research [BIOENG 299 - 018]
Group Studies, Seminars, or Group Research [MECENG 298 - 050]
Individual Study or Research [MECENG 299 - 050]