Summary
John Webster is Professor Emeritus of Biomedical Engineering at UW–Madison with over five decades of teaching and research experience in medical instrumentation. He has taught bioinstrumentation and design using his edited text "Medical Instrumentation: Application and Design" and continues to deliver online lectures to undergraduate and graduate students. His research spans practical, patient-focused projects including improved electrodes for liver ablation, safety studies of electromuscular incapacitating devices, a miniature hot flash recorder, and an implantable intracranial pressure sensor. Known for bridging classroom instruction with hands-on device development, he combines rigorous engineering analysis with clinical applicability. A University of Rochester PhD, he remains active in mentoring and translating biomedical concepts into deployable technologies. Notably, his long tenure at a leading research university reflects sustained impact on both education and medical device innovation.
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PhD, Biomedical Engineering, PhD, Biomedical Engineering at University of Rochester