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bioengineering

Application of engineering to biology and medicine. Common applications include the design and use of artificial limbs, joints, and organs, including hip joints and heart valves.



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However, bioengineering may have something more to say on that matter.
The same regions of the world that lack access to adequate health facilities are, paradoxically, well-served by mobile phone networks," said Dan Fletcher, UC Berkeley associate professor of bioengineering and head of the research team developing the CellScope.
Singapore researchers claim to convert carbon dioxide to ethanol: Scientists at Singapore's Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology say they have found a way to turn the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide into clean-burning ethanol using a process that uses less energy than previous attempts.
 
 
 
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