The interview process allows the student to get a close look at ongoing research and to meet the faculty and graduate students. All full-time students receive desk space, a workstation, and access to appropriate departmental facilities. An application, three recommendation forms, and procedures may be found in the back of the Bulletin of Wake Forest University. All materials, except GRE scores, must be submitted as a packet and received by February 15. These faculty members teach, perform research, mentor students, and provided seminars.
Students also attend local IEEE section meetings.
Many students are active in the Computer Science program, working on an MS in that area while doing the Ph.D. work in medical engineering allowing students to participate in computer science based organizations. Most of the research is imaging-based, and details can be found at our web site and under individual faculty home pages. Students usually work on one of these projects for their dissertation following a year or so of lab rotations to determine interest by student and faculty.