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A BSc level option in biomedical electronics

Journal of Medical Engineering & Technology, 1979
1. The application of electronic instruments in medical diagnosis and therapy is well established. 2. There is a demand for electronic engineers both in industry and in the Health Service at all ranges of educational attainment. 3. It is possible to identify a set of objectives for a first degree course in Biomedical Electronics.
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Current Techniques in Biomedical Electron Microscopy

1967
Publisher Summary The rate of development of preparative and technical procedures used in electron microscopy has been remarkably rapid. This has enabled the publication of extremely fine-textured electron micrographs in which the orderly nature and arrangement of the constituents making up the image is evident.
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Electronic Books for Biomedical Information

Journal of Electronic Resources in Medical Libraries, 2010
Electronic books and other content have increased in popularity in recent years, partially due to releases of user-friendly electronic readers. Biomedical content lends itself especially well to electronic format. This article will review NetLibrary® and Thieme E-Book Library, two electronic content providers, for their search interface, electronic ...
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High performance flexible electronics for biomedical devices

2014 36th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 2014
Plastic electronics is soft, deformable and lightweight and it is suitable for the realization of devices which can form an intimate interface with the body, be implanted or integrated into textile for wearable and biomedical applications. Here, we present flexible electronics based on amorphous oxide semiconductors (a-IGZO) whose performance can ...
Giovanni A. Salvatore, Niko Münzenrieder, Christoph Zysset, Thomas Kinkeldei, Luisa Petti, Gerhard Tröster   +5 more
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Epidermal electronics – flexible electronics for biomedical applications

2015
Most people are impressed, if not amazed, at the fantastic progress in the biomedical field, which barely existed 50 years ago. There have been giant leaps not just in the manner in which technology is being used to treat patients, but also in the way the electronics ...
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Polymers for Biomedical Electronic Devices

IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics and Control Instrumentation, 1970
Definitive criteria for the selection of polymers to be used with implanted biomedical electronic devices are not generally available. Critical aspects, such as corrosion, fatigue, instability, irritability to tissues, and thrombogenicity of component materials, force the designer to draw primarily upon empirical in vivo experience.
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Single Electronics for Biomedical Applications

2017
The nanoelectronic circuits based on single electronics would revolutionise the new generation electronic bio-medical gadgets. The high speed nanoelectronic devices would make these gadgets faster and more accurate. The nanoelectronic integrated circuits would be a boon for power saving along with advanced portability.
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Biomedical electronics: potentialities and problems.

Science (New York, N.Y.), 1998
The present annual expenditure in the biomedical sciences, now less than 2 percent of the funds appropriated for defense, must be significantly increased if the great gain that can result from the adequate application of electronic technology in biomedical science is to be realized.
R S, LEDLEY, L B, LUSTED
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Electronics in the AEC biomedical program

Electrical Engineering, 1953
The general way in which electronic phenomena are applied to the problems of human ills is reviewed and the activities of the United States Atomic Energy Commission's Division of Biology and Medicine are outlined. In addition, certain lines of development in the immediate future, which anticipated requirements make desirable, are indicated.
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[The future of electronic biomedical journals].

Presse medicale (Paris, France : 1983), 2009
Old journals are using information technologies by putting production pdfs on line and applying several useful functions, such as search engines or podcasts. Journals have rapidly taken up the Electronic Long Paper Short (ELPS) trend, publishing abridged articles in the physical journal and longer versions on their websites, with electronic supplements
Hervé, Maisonneuve, Claude, Schnitter
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