Paul D. Schreuders, Ph.D.

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Education

Ph.D., Biomedical Engineering, University of Texas (1989)

• Dissertation: Development and Verification of a Kinetic Model for Multicomponent Diffusion in Biological Systems
• Advisor: Kenneth R. Diller

M.Sc., Bioengineering, Clemson University (1985)

• Thesis: Extracellular Matrix Within Dacron® Velour Implants
• Advisor: Andreas F. von Recum

B.Sc., Chemical Engineering, Clemson University (1982)

Post-Doctoral, Biology Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (1990-1996)

• 1990-1991, University of Tennessee Post-Doctoral Fellow
• 1992-1995, NIH Post-Doctoral Fellow
• 1995-1996, University of Tennessee Post-Doctoral Fellow

Research Interests

Engineering Education - engineering design processes, graphical techniques for engineering design, development of biological design projects.

Biological Engineering - quantitative microscopy, biological systems modeling, cellular engineering, biofilms.

Teaching Interests

• The Crayfish Mesocosm Project
• Introduction to Engineering Design
• Engineering Properties of Biological Materials
• Biological and Engineering Systems Modeling

Last Updated:
5.5.2005