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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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This initiative is consistent with the recommendations of the Bioengineering Education and Training Panel which was convened as part of the 1998 Bioengineering Consortium (BECON) Symposium (the symposium report is available at http://www.
Michael Roukes, professor of physics, applied physics and bioengineering at Caltech, said the current generation of devices is sensitive to added mass at the level of a few zeptograms.
The fact that this phenomenon has gone missing from bioengineering papers for 20 years makes one wonder what else hasn't appeared.
 
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