BME 462: Introduction to Dental Clinical/Research/Technology (ID-CRT) When: Spring 2024, Tuesdays/Thursdays 12:30 pm-1:45 pm Location/Media: Hybrid mode (in person and zoom) In person location: SEO 236 (East Campus) COURSE DESCRIPTION: The objective of this course is to provide general aspects of dental science and research for undergraduate/graduate students. The course will include (i) introduction to dental research (ii) basics of clinical procedures (iii) basics of restorative dentistry/implants (iv)basics of endodontics (v) biomaterials used in dentistry (vi) biomechanics aspects in dentistry/TMJ disorder (vii) Clinical concerns/challenges (viii) Surgery room animations (ix) Nanomedicine/technology in dentistry (x) New drug delivery system (xi) oral biology (xii) saliva diagnostics. This course is suitable for students who are interested in pre-dental or research related to dental/oral science. This will assist in generating knowledge related to dental science and research, including the other biomedical systems, such as orthopedics and cardiovascular system. The scientists and clinicians will be involved in teaching and available for the discussion with students. See flyer here for more information and contact Professor Mathew at mtmathew@uic.edu if you have any questions. | 