Biomedical engineering is an interdisciplinary branch of engineering & technology that
combines biomedical sciences with engineering principles. This discipline covers broad …

Background The growing demand for more efficient, timely, and safer health services,
together with insufficient resources, put unprecedented pressure on health systems …

Novel digital technologies have transformed societies, organizations, and individuals in
diverse aspects of daily life, elevating their competency requirements in order to successfully …

To broaden efforts for improving diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in biomedical
engineering (BME) education—a key area of emphasis is the integration of inclusive …

Active student involvement and instruction through experience in everyday contexts are
pedagogical approaches suitable to promote inquiry-based learning and improve learners' …

Successful translation of medical devices requires a clear pathway through the business
environment, including regulatory obligations and the protection of intellectual property …

Biomedical engineering undergraduate students often underestimate the relevance of their
courses as they hardly perceive their practical application in future professional …

Currently, there are various software applications to simulate production lines; however,
some of them are expensive and require robust computing equipment. On the other hand …

The reliance on imported high-end medical equipment limits our country's technological
independence and the availability of advanced medical services. Traditional medical …

Students enrolled in lecture-heavy (commonly known as traditional) undergraduate
engineering courses often have difficulty retaining information and struggle connecting …