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Groundbreaking biomedical research

Our researchers are solving the medical problems of tomorrow. The collaborative forces of Rowan University and Virtua Health pave the way for novel and entrepreneurial research that has translational applications for current patients in health care settings.

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Translational Research

We orchestrate multidisciplinary, innovative research between engineering, life sciences, medical schools, clinical affiliations and biotechnology companies.

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Graduate Programs

Our graduate programs prepare TBES students to improve patient care through careers in medicine, biomedical research, engineering and health professions.

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Admissions

We are looking for dedicated innovators and researchers who aim to change the biomedical landscape through interdisciplinary collaborations and groundbreaking discoveries.

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About our School

Our school brings together biomedical science and engineering researchers, clinicians, and entrepreneurs to translate innovation and discovery into everyday practice.

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Student Resources

Our students' advancement is our top priority and we offer many resources to ensure those dreams are realized.

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Virtua Health College

The Rowan-Virtua partnership provides comprehensive integration of medical, nursing, health and wellness professions, clinical care and research.

Meet our TBES Researchers

Researcher Dr. Mohammad Abedin-Nasab is developing the first robotic-surgery system designed to align fractured long bones, such as the thigh bone (femur). These bones often don't heal properly due to misalignment, which can cause pain, difficulty walking, and other long-term problems.