I have never worked on a project where I have two project managers, but I am currently experiencing a similar situation where I have two managers in a lab and trust me it’s really helpful when you have two managers. Both of my managers are really friendly and amazing so if I have any question any time I can go ask either one of them. And I think…[Read more]

I think it is a 70:30 is perfect, because Biomedical engineering is a very diverse field their is a so much course work that undergrad in BME is not good enough. As an undergrad I experienced orthopedic medical device Master course and I think that course should be offer as undergrad because the last 25% of the course will teach the undergrad…[Read more]

I totally agree with you Betty, I will tell the student the same thing to get more exposure to the industry environment and take masters courses which teaches about the how the things work in the Industry. Also try to get the internships and CO-OP when you are in undergrad, Industry will love hiring someone with a little experience then the one…[Read more]

Based on my experience of working in both side of the field I will say they both have their pros and cons, it depend on the individuals what kind of career they want for them self. If I have to compare both side of the field based on the Merits then I will simply say job in the industry is fast pace and competitive you have to be on top of your…[Read more]