Nick Sears

Dedicated to advancing knowledge in the intersection of engineering and medicine, Nick Sears serves as an Instructional Assistant Professor in the EnMed program at Texas A&M University. With a profound expertise in 3D printing, device design, bioreactors, and robotics, he is at the forefront of pioneering research in regenerative medicine. His work primarily focuses on tissue engineering, biomanufacturing, microfluidics, and biodegradable polymers, aiming to push the boundaries of medical innovation. Professor Sears is deeply committed to the development of "physicianeers" through his collaboration with Houston Methodist and Texas A&M's EnMed program. This unique initiative is designed to equip medical professionals with engineering and entrepreneurial skills, enabling them to invent and innovate new medical devices. His role in this program underscores his dedication to fostering a new generation of medical professionals who are as adept in engineering as they are in medicine. In his research, Sears explores the potential of biodegradable polymers and microfluidics to revolutionize the field of tissue engineering. His work in biomanufacturing is particularly focused on creating sustainable and efficient processes for the production of medical devices, which could have significant implications for the future of healthcare. Beyond his academic and research pursuits, Nick Sears is passionate about mentoring students and young professionals, guiding them to explore the vast possibilities at the intersection of technology and healthcare. His contributions to the field are not only advancing current medical practices but are also paving the way for future innovations that could transform patient care on a global scale.