Considering 'quality is a burden' is one of the most common mistake of people. Most of the time people in R&D wants product to get qualify and out of the door ASAP. Which makes sense, since they h...

I think if every department follows rules and regulations then there should not be any conflict. ALthough, this is not possible in real world because there will be something or other that will go wron...

I don't think FDA is too strict in approval the medical device or drugs. There are way too many side effects later in life which might not be visible at the time of the inventions. Checking every meti...

Accuracy and precision play important role when it comes to FDA and their rules and regulations. I think they main reason they are important is to make sure any medical device is consistent and there ...

DO you guys know any drugs that are banned in US but not in Europe or other countries? And if yes, why was drug banned in USA but not in other countries? Example: Cerivastatin is one of the drug that ...

1. Why was a need to overdose animals? 2. What measures were taken to avoid future overdosing to animals? 3. How were the dead animals disposed? 4. Any care was taken during disposing, considering bio...

I think the most important precaution would be shipping of those samples and making sure that there is stability of those samples after whatever time it takes to travel. Also, I think it would be also...

As being a Bioanalytical scientist, I deal with a lot of clinical and pre-clinical studies. My biggest disappointments are when other scientists overdose animals and research are been called off. One ...

I would rather research in which i get result right away and make tons of money. But after done that, I would definitely do research for future generations too. I know i would prob never going to get ...

I have worked on a projects where there were multiple managers and projects where there were sole project manager. Honestly, I liked working under one project manager because there are usually conflic...

I have been working as Bioanalytical scientist and my biggest obstacle is things expiring and wasting my time on preparing solutions or reagents for samples I am suppose to extract. So far in my caree...

I would say depends but I would also tend towards failure. Working in industry, I have learned you cannot miss a deadline. I have worked 11-12 hours and weekend to make sure the deadlines are met. Acc...

For my first job, I had two managers and they both had very different personality. One was very old school and he wanted things to be only certain way. More like its his way or highway. While second o...

I have never worked as Biomedical Engineer student, but if one advice I have to give I would certainly say to make contacts. Take as many co-ops/paid or unpaid internships and build connections. I am ...

I never used theory version of my academia in my practical/industry life. So I always feel that I wasted a lot of money for something that was not beneficial to me. I highly feel that academia to prac...