Justin Williams
· Harvey D. Spangler Professor Vilas Distinguished AchievementUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison · Biomedical Engineering
Active 1888–2024
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About
Justin Williams is the Harvey D. Spangler Professor and Vilas Distinguished Achievement in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He holds multiple degrees from Arizona State University, including a Master of Science and a Doctorate, both earned in 2001, and a Bachelor of Science from South Dakota State University obtained in 1996 and 1995 respectively. His research interests encompass Neural Engineering, BioMEMS, Microfluidics, Bio-fluidic interactions, Neural Rehabilitation, and Neural Prostheses. As a faculty member, he is involved in teaching a variety of courses related to biomedical engineering, including independent studies, research, and specialized topics in bioinstrumentation and medical devices. His work focuses on advancing understanding and technology in neural interfaces and biomedical microdevices, contributing to the fields of neural rehabilitation and prosthetics.
Research topics
- Geography
- Ecology
- Physical geography
- Environmental science
- Geology
Frequent coauthors
- 73 shared
Stephen T. Jackson
- 68 shared
Simon Goring
University of Wisconsin–Madison
- 48 shared
Bryan N. Shuman
University of Wyoming
- 34 shared
Andria Dawson
Mount Royal University
- 33 shared
J. S. McLachlan
University of Notre Dame
- 30 shared
Jessica L. Blois
- 29 shared
Thompson Webb
John Brown University
- 22 shared
Eric C. Grimm
University of Minnesota
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