I’m not sure I would choose either, but I would definitely choose one over the other if I knew the person who would be my potential partner. If i was to do partnership It would have to be someone I…   Read more»

I chose to research Tesla Inc. ROA: -7.64 ROE: -43.63 ROI: -14.25 Gross Margin: 19.15, Net Margin: -16.68 Liquidity Current Ratio: .86 Revenue: about $4 billion Based off of dh239’s numbers the stats are worse than last year. However there…   Read more»

I agree with manolo on many points, but I believe there is more to add. Personal relations are important but I believe that there could be more interdepartmental cooperation project wise. Maybe monthly meetings between the different departments. I haven’t…   Read more»

People who complain about quality control probably are very short sighted in general. Quality control is basically insurance. You buy insurance just in case something goes wrong, like getting sick, into a car accident, or your house burns down or…   Read more»

I disagree with Dkonara921 on one aspect. I agree with the fact that regulations are made with good intentions, and that companies can work around them. I disagree with the notion that the FDA should allow drugs that don’t work….   Read more»

I am perfectly fine with the US not following other countries standards when it comes to allowing drugs to enter the market. I will expand upon jz365 and manolo’s point. One of the best examples I can give is Thalidomide…   Read more»

I believe that the FDA would rather over-regulate than under-regulate. It’s not always a bad thing though. The products that would affect someone over their entire lifetime need to be carefully considered when deciding whether or not they should be…   Read more»

Technically, the FDA regulates all nicotine products including cigarettes and e-cigs. I however, don’t believe that they should be classified as a class III medical device. Regulation has a tendency to kill small businesses, because it only takes one law…   Read more»

I agree with some points by jz365 but I disagree on other points. For example, the connections and bias aspects I agree with. The rest I disagree. Instead of shipping the animals, you would have some near the particular lab….   Read more»

I would like to do research that would be helpful right away, but a lot of the times you need the longitudinal studies and research in order to come up with the most effective products. You need to have as…   Read more»

Although I agree with many points from jz365, I don’t agree with the percentages. I believe that managers should be promoted from the engineers, so that they have a total grasp of what the engineers beneath them are doing. Knowing…   Read more»

There’s a lot of people who’ve said that missing a milestone is a failure, but it’s not just that, it’s your failure. I don’t believe this is always the case. Is it technically a failure? Of course. However, there will…   Read more»

I believe there are a few more differences between building a building vs an implant for example. A building will have a timeline that is more necessary to follow. Buildings will usually have a shorter building timeline in comparison with…   Read more»

I appreciate the fact that BME has many different majors rolled into one. The thing is, practically each track is a different major with biology tied in. Biomechanics? Mechanical Engineering with biology. Biomaterials? Chemical Engineering, Materials, and biology. Bioinstrumentation? Electrical…   Read more»

To cjm64’s question, absolutely yes. The problem is that NJIT requires most courses you take, leaving it almost useless. NJIT has way too many courses that aren’t useful for those looking to go to into industry. Does anyone else believe…   Read more»

I think that people really should get experience in both a lab or at a company because I feel that that is the best barometer for deciding whether or not they should go into academia vs industry. Seeing as I…   Read more»