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    disease or epidemic growth. This calls for a growing need in biomedical engineering to develop the ideas to save humanity in the future. Biomedical Engineering is a complex process of solving, and then designing ways to solve problems in the human body using medicines or technology to improve humanities overall health. More specifically, Biomedical Neural Engineers, or neuroengineers, works with comprehending, improving, enhancing, and restoring parts of the nervous system. I chose this type of engineer because they focus on the electrical impulses that control the human body, including the brain, and how we can make them superior. There are a variety of different subjects within neural engineering; some of which include brain-machine interface, neurorobotics, tissue regeneration, neuro-rehabilitation, neuro-therapeutics, neural control, neural prostheses, and theoretical/computational neuroscience. The possibilities in this specialty field are endless. Your average neural engineer will spend years working towards and researching in one of these particular subjects. Usually, they hope…

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    care called biomedical engineering. For many people it is hard to completely understand the impact that biomedical engineering has had on the lives of many people, but knowing that it has produced a tremendous amount of devices and concepts since its beginnings can help someone start to realize the immense impact. Some people may say that biomedical engineering is not very important, but just a little research could make these people recant their statements. Biomedical engineering is one of the…

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    Biomedical engineering combines the studies of medicine, biology and engineering to design instruments that will enhance the health of an individual. They design products such as prosthetics, artificial organs, software, and devices that will be used for healthcare purposes. In addition, some BME’s conduct research along with other engineers, chemist or medical scientist. Through research, BME’s are able to obtain a greater understanding of complex systems of biology in humans and in animals.…

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    Writing in the Biomedical Engineer Field Writing is a universal language in communicating information to one another. It is used every day to keep track of simple tasks and information in our busy lifes. Writing comes in a variety of different methods, from a shopping list, to a proposal on the newest pacemaker on the market; therefore, we change our method of writing to meet the intended audience. Every field of study has its own ways of writing. In the Biomedical engineering field, writing…

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    life-changing impact of biomedical engineering. Morgan had suffered a serious accident and lost both her left arm and leg. This potentially debilitating event seemed but a small inconvenience to her, as a complex prosthetic leg allowed her to play handball, hike through the woods, and ride in a canoe with the effortlessness and poise found in any confident young girl. This experience sparked my interest in biomedical engineering, as I saw how I could use the combination of medicine and…

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    Chances are, you know what a prosthetic limb is, but did you know there are synthetic cells that act exactly like real ones too? well, all these are possible because of biomedical engineering. I chose to research Biomedical Engineering(BME) because I would like to help the sick and injured. Before, I wanted to become a surgeon but soon after found out that I can’t handle the sight of blood to well. After a couple weeks of researching this career, I have concluded that being a BME is best for me…

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    Math, science, and medicine have always piqued my interest. This led to my decision of wanting to be a biomedical engineer because it combines all of the things that fascinate me. My chosen career is a career that I can see myself doing happily. My plan is to get a bachelor’s degree in biomedical engineering then to continue my education to obtain a master’s degree. It is not bewildering that I would want to be a part of one of the best biomedical engineering programs in the nation. Finding an…

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    Introduction Thesis: Biomedical Engineering has enhanced medical equipment, biomechanics, and tissue engineering. II. Medical equipment. a. Medical imaging i. X-rays ii. Ultrasound iii. Robot that helps children III. Biomechanics a. Anthropometry i. Human movement ii. Treating injury IV. Tissue engineering and Genetic Engineering a- Tissue Engineering i- The relationship between Tissue engineering and biomaterials ii- Human tissue engineering b- Genetic Engineering V. Conclusion …

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    Engineering a Career for Life (Rough Draft) With technology constantly advancing in the healthcare industry, many jobs have been created to continue these advancements. One of which is the job of a biomedical engineer. Through the combination of engineering with medical and biological sciences, biomedical engineers can make major advances in healthcare technology. While it requires a lot of advanced mathematics, being a biomedical engineer would be a good career for the future that I would be…

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    highly motivated to study biomedical engineering with Ryerson. I have a strong technical aptitude and my own personal health challenges driving me. I originally went to school to become a pilot. I was successful, earned a 3.94 GPA then started my career at a small airline in northern Manitoba. A couple years into the career I became unable to hold a pilot’s medical certificate. A lot of pilots mentally hold a backup for such a scenario. For me; that has always been engineering. Pilots train on…

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