BioMedical Engineering
Biomedical Engineering is the biological or medical application of engineering principles or engineering equipment — called also biomedical engineering.
A team from the Shibaura Institute of Technology in Japan has developed a sustainable alternative to Portland cement.
H-FIRE treatment has previously faced numerous problems in effectiveness. Will sub-ablative therapy be the answer?
In 1971, researchers and paleontologists discovered a cluster of ancient rhino bones near a present day Northeast Nebraska site - Ashfall Fossil Beds. This begged the question to the researchers "Why were there so many rhinos all in one watering hole?"
A new patch could help cells make insulin and treat diabetes in a new way.
Due to a lack of organ donors, there has been a shortage of suitable organs for transplants in the U.S. However, new technologies using bioengineered pig organs could be the solution to this problem.
Thanks to the scientists at Northwestern University, you can heal back your beloved knee. Your knee is very important for mobility and movement.
In 2025, new technologies and analytical methods may enhance the ability to detect and analyze traces of DNA shed by criminals during the commission of a crime. For instance, the shedding of skin cells through sweat or a person's breath could contaminate surfaces such as doorknobs, counter tops, or even the clothes of victims.
Alzheimers is a disease that has many effects. Recently it wzs discovered that it could be caused by virus infection.
The common cold is the most persistent human illness. The cold impacts harder on different people.
On December 20th, KAIST announced that a research team, led by Professor Kwang-Hyun Cho, has developed a groundbreaking technology to treat colon cancer. This innovative method converts cancer cells into a state similar to normal colon cells, without destroying them.
Cancer treatment was never able to be tracked in a long-term and accurate method, making cancer treatment less targeted and less effective. Would the use of 198au to track cancer treatment be the answer?
Woolly Mice are the next step to bringing the woolly Mammoth back to life. They are bringing them back by using mice with woolly Mammoth genes.
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