PHYS 302: Biomedical Physics

Course Description

An interdisciplinary course that combines the principles of physics with applications in medicine and biology. The course provides an overview of the fundamental physical principles and techniques used in biomedical physics. Topics include discussions of the physical principles underlying medical imaging techniques (magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasound), diagnostic tools, therapeutic applications, biomechanical systems and functioning of the human body. Four hours lecture. Every fourth semester. (F, W).