Teaching

Committed to fostering the next generation of biomedical engineers through engaging instruction and mentorship.

Philosophy

Teaching Philosophy

I believe effective engineering education combines rigorous technical instruction with hands-on experiential learning. My goal is to inspire students to think critically, embrace challenges, and develop the problem-solving skills essential for careers in biomedical engineering.

Active Learning

Engaging students through hands-on laboratory experiences and problem-based learning

Inclusive Environment

Creating welcoming spaces where all students feel supported in their learning journey

Real-World Applications

Connecting theoretical concepts to practical biomedical engineering challenges

Eman Ahmed teaching in biomedical engineering laboratory
Experience

Teaching Positions

Teaching Assistant

Introduction to Biomedical Engineering

Rutgers School of Engineering • September 2023 - June 2024

Undergraduate Course

Served as Teaching Assistant for the foundational course introducing students to the field of biomedical engineering. Supported course instruction, led laboratory sessions, and provided academic mentorship to undergraduate students.

Responsibilities

  • Assisted in course instruction and laboratory sessions
  • Conducted weekly office hours for student support
  • Assessed student assignments and provided feedback
  • Supported students with foundational BME concepts
  • Helped prepare course materials and demonstrations

Topics Covered

Biomechanics Biomaterials Medical Devices Tissue Engineering Biomedical Imaging Bioethics
Mentorship

Student Mentorship

Graduate Assistantship

Biomedical Engineering Department • September 2024 - Present

Supporting departmental operations and research initiatives. Assisting faculty members with student mentorship and collaborating on various grant projects.

Research Mentorship

Gormley Laboratory • Ongoing

Mentoring undergraduate researchers in polymer synthesis techniques, high-throughput screening methods, and data analysis for biomaterials research.

Development

Professional Service

BESS Member

General Body Member of the Biomedical Engineering Student Society since 2022

2022-Present

EGC Representative

Engineering Governing Council Representative for BMES

2018-2019

Grant Writing

Assisted in grant writing and execution during Research Fellowship

2022-2023

Interested in Collaboration?

I'm passionate about teaching and mentoring the next generation of biomedical engineers. Let's connect!

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