I’m Lucy Harris, a Biomedical Engineering Specialist with a PhD in Biomedical Engineering. My passion for combining healthcare and engineering led me to specialize in designing medical devices and systems that improve patient care. Throughout my career, I’ve worked on innovative solutions in areas such as prosthetics design, medical imaging, and biomechanics, focusing on creating technologies that have a tangible impact on people’s lives.

I have spent many years conducting research and collaborating with medical professionals to develop systems that integrate seamlessly into clinical settings. My expertise lies in not only understanding engineering concepts but also applying them in healthcare to improve patient outcomes. I believe the intersection of engineering, medicine, and public health is where true innovations happen, and my goal is to inspire the next generation of engineers who will lead these advancements.

In my teaching approach, I combine theoretical knowledge with practical, hands-on applications. I strive to ensure my students gain not only the technical expertise required for biomedical engineering but also the empathy and understanding needed to develop solutions that prioritize patient care and well-being.