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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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Unraveling the anatomy of a fall requires the work of a variety of specialists, he says, including bioengineers, physical therapists, psychologists, and neurologists.
Taglined "global coverage of APIs, excipients, chemicals, sourcing and formulation," the new magazine is targeted to biochemists, bioengineers, lab directors, production engineers and related professionals at pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical manufacturing companies, their suppliers and research operations as well as consultants and government personnel.
The team should encompass multi-disciplinary expertise and should include proteomic researchers, bioengineers, clinical chemists, protein chemists, experts in biostatistics and bioinformatics, clinical investigators, and epidemiologists.
 
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