Like many of you have mentioned there are pros and cons for both. I think that both could be demanding and rewarding at different times. In the industry, you will always have someone overseeing what y...

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There are obvious factors that will dictate which biomaterial we choose for out medical device, like biocompatibility, tissue mimicry, low toxicity, and other. However, I think the factor that would h...

Like many of you, I hold my reservations to the type of animal used for testing. I also have a dog and would be indifferent to think about animal testing done on any dog, but the reality is that these...

The project outcome is only as strong as the stages it takes to develop it. The final outcome does not weigh over all of the cost, length of time, and development that must be done to complete it. Lik...

Hello All, This thread is a little bit of a surprise to me. I would have thought that the (RA) regulatory associate would be one of the most essential people in the entire group. It seems logical to ...

Hello, On one of the lectures Dr. Simon mentions that project management positions are usually not given to entry level engineers. I believe that overall the position entails a lot of moving parts and...

Hello All, I too work in a laboratory like both of you mentioned above, but I focus on cytogenetics in a pathology lab. My background is in biology and i am pursuing this degree to transition into th...

This is a very interesting and controversial point. I think that the need for COVID-19 alleviating devices justified the need to postpone other pending devices or drugs approvals and patents. This pan...

The "Jack of all trades and master of none" is definitely the best way to describe BME. While I can see the potential in knowing something of every field and having background in many different areas ...