
Professor Richard Hall
Professor of Biomechanical and Oncological Engineering
Professor Richard M Hall's research interests are related to bone disease, the spine and/or joint arthroplasty, that is replacement of the total or partial joint.


Design, materials, and clinical integration of implantable wearable and near-body technologies, spanning both passive and active systems with sensing and power for diagnosis, monitoring, and therapy across healthcare applications. To find out more or get involved in this area, please speak to our theme champions.

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Professor of Biomechanical and Oncological Engineering
Professor Richard M Hall's research interests are related to bone disease, the spine and/or joint arthroplasty, that is replacement of the total or partial joint.

Associate Professor
Dr Gerard Cummins's core research interest is in applying microengineering techniques to benefit healthcare by developing smart miniaturised diagnostic and therapeutic implants, ingestible and wearable devices.