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Careers in Biomedical Engineering
IEEE Pulse, 2010Although biomedical engineering was started in Argentina about 35 years ago, it has had a sustained growth for the last 25 years in human resources, with the emergence of new undergraduate and postgraduate careers, as well as in research, knowledge, technological development, and health care.
R E, Madrid, V I, Rotger, M C, Herrera
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Anatomy for biomedical engineers
Anatomical Sciences Education, 2007AbstractThere is a perceived need for anatomy instruction for graduate students enrolled in a biomedical engineering program. This appeared especially important for students interested in and using medical images. These students typically did not have a strong background in biology.
Stephen W, Carmichael, Richard A, Robb
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The Biomedical Engineering Quandary
IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, 1975As of this date, biomedical engineering has become a recognized profession. The full impact of its efforts in the health related fields is just becoming visible to the leaders of the health delivery systems. As a profession it differs markedly from traditional engineering disciplines; however, that is the reason it has come into being.
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Wavelets in biomedical engineering
Annals of Biomedical Engineering, 1995Wavelets analysis methods have been widely used in the signal processing of biomedical signals. These methods represent the temporal characteristics of a signal by its spectral components in the frequency domain. In this way, important features of the signal can be extracted in order to understand or model the physiological system.
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Biomedical Engineering and Dermatology
Archives of Dermatology, 1965A plea is made for the dermatologist to be interested and to participate actively in the rapidly expanding field of biomedical engineering. This multidisciplined area offers not only devices for precise and minute measurements but also for new ideas for many phases of investigative dermatology.
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Biomedical engineering at the biomedical engineering and instrumentation program, NIH
Proceedings of ELECTRO '94, 1994The Biomedical Engineering and Instrumentation Program (BEIP), located in Bethesda, Maryland, is an intramural part of the NTH's National Center for Research Resources. It is a central resource at the NIH supporting and contributing to NIH research in applications of engineering, mathematics, and the physical sciences to the solution of problems in ...
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Spotlight On: biomedical engineering
2018Elliot J. Gindis, Robert C. Kaebisch
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