Title
Chris Hermann
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Title/Position
Professor of the Practice
Areas of Research
Areas of Research
Engineering EducationEducation
Education
- MD - Emory University School of Medicine '19
- PhD - Bioengineering: Georgia Institute of Technology '12
- MS - Mechanical Engineering: Georgia Institute of Technology '11
- BS - Biomedical Engineering: Georgia Institute of Technology '06
Research Interests
Research Interests
Prof. Hermann’s research focuses on the mechanobiology of cellular systems, investigating how mechanical forces influence cell function and tissue development. His work employs experimental and computational methods to elucidate biomechanical signaling pathways and the interactions between cells and engineered biomaterials. This research aims to advance understanding of tissue regeneration, disease progression, and the design of biomimetic materials for therapeutic applications.
Teaching Interests
Teaching Interests
Prof. Hermann’s teaching is centered on core biomedical engineering subjects at both undergraduate and graduate levels, with a focus in engineering design and commercialization. His instruction emphasizes a rigorous understanding of interdisciplinary principles bridging engineering and biological sciences. Professor Hermann fosters active student engagement through problem-solving and research-oriented coursework, supporting the integration of theoretical knowledge with practical applications in biomedical contexts.
