BIOENGINEER

First-Year Biomedical Engineering Students Redesign a Syringe Pump Through Scaffolded Teamwork

A scaffolded, systems-oriented syringe pump redesign project in a one-credit first-year biomedical engineering course was ...
Medscape

You Can’t See Everything: What Theranos’ Legacy Teaches Us

Elizabeth Holmes vowed that a microsample of blood could unlock hundreds of diagnostic answers. How close can genuine ...

What changes if we can automatically detect when someone has eaten? Business hypotheses based on gastric sensing technology

In July 2026, I came across an intriguing study at an international biomedical engineering conference.The research involves ...
HIT Consultant

The Biggest Vendor Risk in Healthcare Isn’t in the Operating Room

Hospitals know how to secure the operating room. The greater challenge, and the greater opportunity, is ensuring they have ...
National Academies

Biomedical Engineering for Human Health — Inaugural New Voices Catalyst Lecture Nov. 12

New Voices in Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, a program of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, is hosting its inaugural New Voices Catalyst Lecture event on Nov. 12 at ...
Newstrack

What Are Organoids? How Miniature Lab-Grown Tissues Are Changing Medical Research

Discover how lab-grown organoids are advancing disease research, drug testing and precision medicine, and why they cannot yet ...
BIOENGINEER

Biomedical Engineering Letters marks ten years of growth and a new editor-in-chief

A retrospective editorial by outgoing Editor-in-Chief Jae Sung Lee recounts Biomedical Engineering Letters' 2021 SCIE ...
ZME Science

Scientists just attempted to rewrite a patient’s DNA inside their body for the first time

The idea is for the treatment to go through the bloodstream, reach the liver, find a faulty gene, and rewrite its DNA. If it ...