Madden, John

Madden, John

BASc (UBC), MASc (McGill), PhD (MIT, USA)

Faculty of Applied Science, Electrical & Computer Engineering

University of British Columbia

Biography:

Dr. Madden worked as a research scientist at MIT before joining UBC in 2002. He completed his PhD work in the BioInstrumentation Laboratory at MIT. His bachelor’s degree is in Honours Physics, UBC and he has a master’s degree in Biomedical Engineering, McGill.

Research areas of interest:

application to medical devices

Research Themes:

Maternal & Fetal Health

Website: https://ece.ubc.ca/john-madden/

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Madden, John

Biography: Dr. Madden worked as a research scientist at MIT before joining UBC in 2002. He completed his PhD work in the BioInstrumentation Laboratory at MIT. His bachelor’s degree is in Honours Physics, UBC and he has a master’s degree in Biomedical Engineering, McGill.

Research areas of interest:

Research Themes:

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Biography:

Dr. Madden worked as a research scientist at MIT before joining UBC in 2002. He completed his PhD work in the BioInstrumentation Laboratory at MIT. His bachelor’s degree is in Honours Physics, UBC and he has a master’s degree in Biomedical Engineering, McGill.