I think this is the exact pitfall where a project manager cannot control the schedule, performance and a lot of details about the animal study. Most important one of them is the requirement of the animal that is appropriate for the experiment: the species, age, size, sex, health and so on. If the manager cannot monitor on the details of the…[Read more]

In my opinion, it is not humanitarian at all to take any animal experiment. Since their lives will get hurt and killed anyway when it comes to the pre-clinical research and people just wanna get rid of the germs,toxins or any contagions they put inside the animal’s bodies in simplest ways. So it’s not a problem of whether some animals should die…[Read more]

I always think research for the future in academia is more important since the outcome would be openly seen by the public and it’s always good for the further development of the technology, not always about the money. Sometimes money and market doesn’t match with what the whole society really want in the long run exactly like the dilemma situation…[Read more]

Diverse major like BME is less known and demanded than computer science and mechanical engineering for sure. But that doesn’t mean we should only focus on the downside of its diverse nature. Instead, I think BME is significantly useful in locating more jobs, and thus, more employers in the job market will see us available for the position because…[Read more]

For my experience, I will start with that in academia because that defines basically all of my past work experience. As you may get to know me in the post of my self-introduction. I used to work as an intern for 2 and half years to apply what I learned in the medical textbooks. I would say that is a shockingly destructive experience for my…[Read more]

I think in reality they are both important. 70:30 seems a fair proportion for me in terms of studying both academic skills enough for basically knowing where I am in the overall knowledge network of the BME-related subjects and practical ones for dealing with the real industry world. But on campus I do admit they tends to focus more on the…[Read more]