Biomedical Engineers - Rutgers Engineering Planet
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Biomedical EngineersBy Carolyn Kolb
And
Jackie DiMaria
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Table of Contents
Page 3 DefinitionPage 4 Working tasksPage 5 Famous EngineerPage 6 Famous EngineerPage 7 Projects Being donePage 8 ProfessorPage 9 Jobs you can get with degreePage 10 SalaryPage 11 Work Condition
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Definition of Biomedical Engineering
• Biomedical Engineering- They study how living things work. They do research and perform experiments to reconstruct robotic surgical instruments.
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What a biomedical engineer does…
1) Design and test new materials, devices, and equipment;including programming electronics and trouble-shooting problems
2) Research to solve clinical problems. They do hands-on
and practical experiments that help people with disabilities live safely and independently
3) Discussing and solving problems with manufacturing, quality, purchasing, and marketing department
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Famous Biomedical Engineers
• Yuan Cheng Fung: founder of the biomedical engineering department at UC, SD. He graduated from Cal Tech. He is famous for remolding tissue
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She earned her BS and MS in mechanical, biomedical, and ceramic engineering from
Washington University. She as a professor at Houston U and is a Nasa Astronaut
Bonnie Dunbar
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Projects being done at Rutgers
1) Clinical methods development using ultra fast lasers for assessing cancer tissue viability.
2) Clustering techniques for evaluating genomic and proteomic data
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Professor at Rutgers University
Stanley M. Dunn is a biomedical engineer and a professor. He finished working on three papers from 1999-2001. Stanley is currently working on two projects that are dealing with creating new methods in biomedical engineering.
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Jobs that you can get with a degree
You can be a…….• Biomedical scientist: deals with
laboratory tests on human samples• Clinical biochemist: develops methods
of analysis and data interpretations of patient samples
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**Work Hours: 9a.m.- 5p.m.*8 hour work day*Longer hours may be necessary at certain stages of a project*they work in either an office, laboratory, workshop,
manufacturing plant, clinical, or other medical settings.*There is an approximate ratio of 60:40 male female
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In 2002 Bio Medial Engineers, made around $60,410. 50% earned between $58,320 and $88,830. The lowest 10% earned less than $48,450. The highest 10% earned around $107,520.
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