The Graduate Institute of Biomedical Electronics and Bioinformatics (abbreviated as BEBI) was established 1 August 2006. The Institute focuses on integrating Electrical Engineering and Information Engineering to conduct prospective academic study and interdisciplinary teaching. In other words, BEBI’s mission is to enhance the quality of interdisciplinary academic study and to aim to cope with the rapid development of biotechnology in recent years. BEBI’s research fields include Biomedical Electronics, Molecular/ Cell/ Tissue Imaging, Biomedical Signal Processing, Bio Photonics, Sensors, Micro-Array Analysis, Computer-Aided Diagnostics, Bioinformatics, Systems Biology and Medical Informatics, etc. In order to excel in these specialized field sand to seek potential cooperation opportunities, it is crucial to integrate professions across diverse research fields.
In August 2006, BEBI began enrolment for its doctoral program; 17 Doctoral candidates enroll in the program every year. Enrolment for the Master’s Program started in August 2007; 44 Master’s students (including 2 in-service program students) enroll in the program annually. BEBI now has 27 faculties with diverse field of study, including Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Biology, Pharmacology, Biomedical Engineering and Life Sciences. The courses are designed to provide students with sufficient interdisciplinary training to meet the challenges of bioengineering development. BEBI’s current focus is to conduct an integrated study on key biomedical problems, industry issues, and offer interdisciplinary training programs. We look forward to the continued growth of BEBI and to making sound contributions to biotechnology and health care.
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