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The Biomedical Prototyping and Characterization Facility is a user facility for biomedical device development. This facility, established in 2021, builds on ¾«¶«Ó°ÊÓ State University’s strengths in biomedical engineering, including micro- and nano-fabrication, biosensors, and medical diagnostics. It is intended to promote interdisciplinary collaboration by providing unique experimental capabilities and co-locating device fabrication and characterization tools in one shared, integrated facility. 

Housed in Johnson Hall, a state-of-the-art building that includes wet labs designed for working with cells and biomolecules, the new facility adds laboratory spaces dedicated to device prototyping/validation, cell and biomolecule characterization, and surface analysis. Combined with existing research infrastructure — including the  and the  â€” the Biomedical Prototyping and Characterization Facility creates a strong foundation for the continued growth of biomedical technology research and development at ¾«¶«Ó°ÊÓ State and with regional partner universities.

Support for the facility comes from the .

Questions?

For general questions about use of the facility, please contact , faculty research associate. 

How to gain access?

Information about how to gain access to the facility and required training can be found on the Facility Access page.

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