Biomedical Engineering Program Biomedical Engineering Students Students in Mayo's Biomedical Engineering program have a variety of interests and backgrounds including Physics, Biophysics, Physiology, Electrical Engineering, Biology, Computer Science, and Biomedical Engineering. The diversity of students backgrounds greatly enhances the Mayo research environment in general, and the BME Program specifically. Students attending the Mayo Graduate School have the opportunity to conduct research in many different laboratories in the faculty of the Biomedical Engineering Program, by completing the required six credit hours of laboratory rotations. Students are also required to choose their final research lab by the end of the second year in the program.
Students are free to select any lab to conduct their reserach.
Factors released from endothelial cells controlling vessel tone. Brachytherapy and seed placement with registered MRI for radiation treatment. Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research.