<p>Stanford has bioengineering, biomechanical engineering (combines bio and mechanical), and biomedical computation (combines bio and CS). No biomedical engineering I think, although they consider the two latter ones subsets of biomedical. </p>
<p>Stanford is top notch for mechanical engineering, number one in CS, and I think it’s pretty good in biology too. So it makes sense that combinations of these will likewise be very strong, and these programs are definitely on the rise at Stanford. </p>
<p>Berkeley, MIT, and the other traditionally strong engineering programs are other good places to learn more about.</p>