Research Professor of Biomedical Engineering

Woxsen University seeks an accomplished Research Professor of Biomedical Engineering to lead cutting-edge research initiatives at the intersection of engineering and medical sciences. The successful candidate will drive innovative research programs focused on developing biomedical technologies, medical devices, and therapeutic solutions that address critical healthcare challenges.

Key Responsibilities

Research & Innovation:

• Lead and develop world-class research programs in biomedical engineering with focus on medical applications
• Secure external funding through grants from national and international agencies (DST, DBT, NIH, NSF, etc.)
• Establish and manage state-of-the-art research laboratories
• Collaborate with medical institutions, hospitals, and healthcare organizations
• Mentor doctoral and post-doctoral researchers
• Publish high-impact research in peer-reviewed journals and present at international conferences

Academic Excellence:

• Teach graduate and undergraduate courses in biomedical engineering
• Develop innovative curriculum aligned with industry needs and emerging technologies
• Supervise PhD dissertations and master's theses
• Contribute to program development and accreditation activities

Industry & Clinical Partnerships:

• Foster collaborations with medical device companies and pharmaceutical industries
• Engage in technology transfer and commercialization activities
• Participate in clinical trials and translational research initiatives
• Serve on advisory boards and professional committees

Required Qualifications

• PhD in Biomedical Engineering, Bioengineering, or closely related field
• Minimum 8-10 years of post-doctoral research experience
• Strong publication record with H-index of 15+ and 50+ peer-reviewed publications
• Demonstrated success in securing research funding (minimum ₹5 crores in grants)
• Experience in medical device development or therapeutic technologies
• Proven track record of mentoring graduate students and postdoctoral fellows