Type I, for equipment with allowed costs up to $100,000 from the Office of Research. Researchers at Purdue University must have up-to-date and effective equipment (instruments, apparatus, software and ...

Biomedical instrumentation encompasses the design, integration and application of devices that acquire, process and transmit physiological signals for diagnostic, monitoring and therapeutic purposes.

The focus of research in medical devices and instrumentation is to conceptualize, design, fabricate, and validate novel therapeutic and diagnostic tools. This includes a vast range of medical devices ...

This workshop is in-person only but will be recorded for future viewing. The purpose of the National Science Foundation's Major Research Instrumentation program is to increase access to multi-user ...