Mission
To conduct fundamental research on the mechanical interactions between instrument and biological systems with the aim to develop instruments that allow for local diagnosis and treatment by reaching all locations in the human body with minimal damage to the healthy surrounding tissue, and thereby significantly improving the quality and efficiency of medical interventions.
Vision
New medical technology can only reach its full potential if it is designed for the environment of its intended use. To truly facilitate progress in the domain of minimally invasive technology we study the complexity of interaction of our designs with biological systems, being either the patient or the health care professional. By using biology as a source of inspiration we come to fundamentally new approaches for the design of new medical instruments.
Research
People
Professors
Associate Professors
Assistant Professors

Peirlinck, dr.ir. M. (Mathias)
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Pirola, dr. S. (Selene)
Medical Instruments & Bio-Inspired Technology
Parttime Professors
Teachers
Researchers
PhD Candidates

Butler, ir. R.M. (Rick)
Medical Instruments & Bio-Inspired Technology

Klok, J.W. (Jan Willem)
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Lai, (CH) Chun-Feng
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Losch, M. (Merle)
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Maga, L. (Ludovica)
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Straathof, R. (Robin)
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Thomassen, ir. K.E. (Karin)
Medical Instruments & Bio-Inspired Technology

Vijfvinkel, T.S. (Teddy)
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de Vries, M. (Martijn)
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Windt, ir. B. (Bob) van der
Medical Instruments & Bio-inspired technology
Zhang, N. (Nianlei)
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