Dr. Broadhead has been involved with the University of Utah Bioengineering faculty since 2003. During his tenure with the department, he developed the program’s undergraduate capstone design course (Biomedical Engineering Design I and II) in the fall of 2004 which later became the foundation for the bioDesign initiative. Prior to joining the faculty, he led a team of engineers in the development of a set of bioreactors used to generate and study tissues of the human vocal fold under the influence of mechanical force. The system included a significant amount of software development that relied extensively on Dr Broadhead’s experience in software and user interface design. During his career, he has developed a wide variety of software products used in both research and clinical environments and has also had extensive experience designing drug delivery systems used in the central nervous system.