Michael Jaeggli

Michael Jaeggli is an Associate Teaching Professor and Associate Chair for Undergraduate Studies in the Department of Bioengineering at Northeastern University, as well as the Associate Dean of Undergraduate Education. He holds a focus on curricular development and program delivery in bioengineering. His research interests include heart valve tissue engineering, 3D printing for surgical planning, and interdisciplinary programs addressing rural health disparities in Maine through collaboration with the Roux Institute.

• Education Background: Graduate specialization in heart valve tissue engineering and 3D printing technologies.

He has received notable awards, including the 2022 Martin Essigmann Outstanding Teaching Award and MathWorks Fellow recognition. His work extends to mentoring students, as evidenced by his involvement with URF Scholars recipients and Northeastern’s PEAK Experiences Awards. He has also contributed to initiatives like the bioengineering Capstone Team D project on forest health monitoring, featured in the NSIN newsletter.

• Grants & Advising: Supervised student projects supported by NSIN and Space Force, and contributed to undergraduate research fellowships.

Jaeggli plays a pivotal role in advancing bioengineering education and interdisciplinary solutions for healthcare challenges, particularly in rural regions.