Nanoscience & Biomedical Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

At South Dakota Mines, we offer both undergraduate and graduate degrees in biomedical engineering that equip our graduates to enter a growing career field where healthcare and engineering intersect.  

Nanoscience & Nanoengineering

The nanoscience and nanoengineering graduate programs at the South Dakota Mines focus on nanoscience and nanotechnology. The goal of nanoscience and nanotechnology is to manipulate matter at the atomic and “nano” length scales (dimensions from a few to hundreds of atomic radii), e.g. the molecular to mesoscopic levels, where new materials and phenomena have been discovered.

The research required to engineer systems at these length scales will require professionals with a broad understanding of fundamental principles and the ability to cross-over into other fields.

The nano program provides the training to allow scientists and engineers to address these challenges and the opportunity for students to engage in such research at the South Dakota Mines. See: Requirements and Deadlines

Academic Excellence

Meet Our Faculty

Prepare to be inspired by the cutting-edge curriculum, research, practical applications, and visionary thinking that these esteemed professors bring to the field. Get ready to embark on a journey of discovery and advancement as you learn.

Dr. Steve Smith

My expertise focuses on exploiting light-matter interactions with nanomaterials using optical imaging and spectroscopy methods.

Dr. Jennifer Leberknight

Biomedical Engineering Program Coordinator and Learning Facilitator

Meet Our Faculty

Research Labs & Centers

Research Opportunities

Work with our renowned faculty and collaborate on groundbreaking projects that address real-world challenges. The hands-on experience and expertise you will acquire here will not only contribute to your academic growth but also prepare you for successful careers in academia, industry, or government agencies.

• Biomedical Engineering Degrees
• Nanoscience & Nanoengineering
• Research Opportunities

At South Dakota Mines, we offer both undergraduate and graduate degrees in biomedical engineering that equip our graduates to enter a growing career field where healthcare and engineering intersect.

The nanoscience and nanoengineering graduate programs at South Dakota Mines focus on nanoscience and nanotechnology. The goal of nanoscience and nanotechnology is to manipulate matter at the atomic and “nano” length scales (dimensions from a few to hundreds of atomic radii), e.g., the molecular to mesoscopic levels, where new materials and phenomena have been discovered.

The research required to engineer systems at these length scales will require professionals with a broad understanding of fundamental principles and the ability to cross-over into other fields. The nano program provides the training to allow scientists and engineers to address these challenges and the opportunity for students to engage in such research at South Dakota Mines.

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