The University of Texas at Dallas

Research

Bioengineering is a broad field and includes virtually any application of engineering to medicine, biology or health care. The University of Texas at Dallas has chosen to focus its biomedical research in the following areas:

Bioimaging

Biosensors and Bioelectronics

Biomaterials

Neural Engineering

Biomechanics

Systems Biology

Research Financials

In 2023,

  • Average number of RAs supported per TTT faculty was 3.4
  • Average number of peer-reviewed publications per TTT faculty was 5.3

Funders of Our Research

  • NIH
  • National Science Foundation (NSF)
  • Private foundations
  • Industry
  • UTD SEED
  • Congressional Directed Medical Research
  • TX Engineering Experiment Station
  • US Dept of Education
  • Advanced Technology International,
  • Henry M. Jackson Foundation.
  • Collaborating universities included: Univ of Glasgow, Univ of Kentucky, UTSW, and Univ of FL
  • Natl Institutes of Health – $9,113,201 42% 42%
  • The University of Texas SW Medical Ctr. – $3,943,600 18% 18%
  • Cancer Prevention & Rsrch Inst of Texas – $2,639,845 12% 12%
  • Natl Science Foundation – $2,318,656 10% 10%
  • The University of Texas at Arlington – $1,560,014 7% 7%
  • University of Florida – $914,860 4% 4%
  • Congressional Directed Medical Research – $787,797 4% 4%
  • Trauma Research and Combat Casualty Care – $369,882 2% 2%
  • University of South Florida – $130,000 1% 1%
  • Phinomics Inc. – $86,696 0% 0%
  • University of Kentucky – $49,744 0% 0%
Research Award