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Bruce Klitzman is an Associate Professor Emeritus in Surgery and Associate Research Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Duke University. His research interests include tissue engineering, wound healing, biosensors, and the enhancement of medical device implantation performance. Klitzman's work focuses on physiological mechanisms optimizing substrate transport in tissue, with a comprehensive approach that encompasses studies at the whole animal, organ, microvascular, and molecular levels. His current projects explore control of blood flow in microcirculation, effects of synthetic implants on substrate transport, development of biocompatible materials, and novel approaches to improve wound healing and reduce thrombogenicity in synthetic blood vessels. Additionally, he has contributed significantly to the development of biosensors, particularly those for glucose monitoring in diabetics. Klitzman's extensive publishing history and numerous collaborative efforts underscore his commitment to advancing biomedical engineering and surgical practices.
Department of Biomedical Engineering (MS program)