To answer the first question posed regarding if projects in industry are successful- well, yes. In fact, many times in industry, a company's success is based off the success of their projects. Project...

I unfortunately do not believe there is a current alternative that can produce results as reliable and meaningful than on living animal subjects when testing for safety and efficacy of a product on li...

I also do not have much experience within the industry and am only speaking from an academia perspective in terms of project management, however, I believe there are a few commonly overlooked attribut...

I have not had the opportunity to work on a project where there were multiple project managers, although depending on the size of the project, I do think this method could be more efficient in some ca...

While working on my Capstone Design Project with a team of six, it was very difficult to find time outside of class for everyone to meet. The focus of our project was to prototype a functional near-in...

Good topic- I feel like this is a common struggle, especially coming out of undergrad. I believe a BS is the minimum requirement to obtain any sort of industry or academia job in BME. An MS/ME provide...

BME is definitely a broad degree and depending on where the education is from, can be taught in many different ways- such as theory vs practical. One of the main reasons I decided to pursue my Masters...

I am also new in my career as a Biomedical Engineer and find myself struggling over the decision to pursue a career in academia vs industry. I resonated with the conclusion stated by kak33 to become a...