Andrew Rawicz
Professor, School of Engineering Science
P.Eng.
Education
Ph.D., Relative Physics, Gliwice, Poland, 1980
M.Sc., Physics, Krakow, Poland 1973
Research interests
- Reliability physics and engineering, particularly strongly correlated functions
- Optical device engineering
- Biomedical engineering
- Medical diagnostic devices
- Rehabilitation and assistive device engineering, independent living systems
Teaching interests
- Engineering projects
- Biomedical engineering
- Reliability prediction and design
Contact:
| Tel: |
778.782.3819 |
| Email: |
rawicz@sfu.ca |
| Office: |
SFU Burnaby, ASB 8849 |
| Personal webpage: www.ensc.sfu.ca/~rawicz/ |
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Recently taught courses
- Capstone Engineering project (ENSC 440)
- Biomedical engineering seminar (ENSC 370)
Selected recent publications
- A. Ostadfar, A. H. Rawicz, “Pore Design and Hydrodynamic Optimization of Glomerular Membrane in Implantable Artificial Kidney”, accepted to Journal of Medical and Biological Engineering, printing June 2011
- S. S. Liu, A. Rawicz, S. Rezaei, “An Eye-Gaze Tracking and Human Computer Interface System for People with ALS and Other Locked-In Diseases”, Journal of Medical and Biological Engineering, May 2011.
- E. Kwok, A. H. Rawicz, “Engineering for Medicine”, Journal of Medical and Biological Engineering, May 2011.
- A. H. Rawicz, “Why the first laser worked as designed (and is still kicking today)”, Journal of the European Optical Society, Vol 5 (2010).
- A. H. Rawicz, “Theodore Maiman in Vancouver”, Physics in Canada, volume 66, Issue 4, October-December 2010.