As other have mentioned before, I would most likely start with a smaller set of core claims first to secure a faster, lower risk path to market. Afterward, I would expand claims down the road as real ...

This is a very interesting discussion post, especially in the direction we are heading into with innovations in AI integrated in medical devices. I personally think that existing regulatory frameworks...

Great points were made in previous responses to the original post about the balance between protecting patients and fostering new ideas. I agree with the original post and Areemoshe that the high cost...

Finances and industry pressure can certainly affect the timing of the clinical readiness of a project. When competitors are fighting within the same market, the pressure to fast-track a product is mas...

After undergrad I aim to finish my masters degree while working in the industry. That being said, I expect that the research topic may not necessarily be up to me but rather my employer or manager. Ho...

In the context of pre-clinical research, a great argument for research in academia is being able to explore what no one has explored before. Being able to dive into research areas that haven't been ex...

Now that I am months away from joining the industry, I think of these situations since there is a possibility it can occur. Meeting a deadline is never sufficient justification for tolerating safety o...

A lot of great points have been made on this thread and I agree with the majority of them. It is always great for the entire project when a project manager has some experience in engineering or in med...

All previous posts bring up a difficult issue: spending a lot of time in the initiating phase can cause the project to stagnate, and rushing through it may develop major roadblocks down the line. I de...

I believe the amount of practical courses offered at NJIT needs to be reevaluated. I always hear from alumni or recruiters that college does not directly prepare you for the industry and I believe tha...

Both academia and industry have distinct forms of impact, but I believe fulfillment comes down to not only the timescale in which you see your impact, but also the type of person you are. Not everyone...

When I started undergrad I wanted to pursue mechanical engineering, but I always had a passion for medicine and even thought about attending med school. I then discovered biomedical engineering and th...