100% the FDA has biases towards certain companies and people. One of the main examples I can think of off the top of my head is Elon Musk's Neuralink brain chip which already has FDA approval for in-h...

I think another thing to add about animal variety is the different genetic differences between species. There are many studies that have been published using lab rats with a higher propensity for cert...

With so many different biocompatible or non-bioactive materials that we know exist, why are dental implants so expensive? Barring the procedures themselves, getting a dental implant proves to be incre...

Interesting question... I think it's safe to argue that there is a little bit of both. I would lean more towards the side that involves an interest in helping students and finding likeminded individua...

Depending on the device that is produced, I would argue that the end user is most benefited from the success of a project. Especially in the medical device industry, where new innovations coming out h...

In the initial and planning phases of a project, there is a lot of work to be done regarding budgeted time, money allocation, task assignment, etc. However, even if we were to refer to past examples o...

I would like to piggy-back off of what both of y'all said by adding that the personal relationship one has with other people within the group is crucial to success. I remember one of the greatest warn...

@cb447 Being a post-covid worker, I have had the privilege of working both in-person and online. As someone who HATES to commute even 30 minutes, I feel for your Pops that has to do the hour+ drive, i...

I want to add, not as an exact issue of the application of Biomedical Engineering, but about the deal with job acquisition and what the major means. I originally joined Biomedical Engineering as a maj...

As a student currently pursuing an MS in biomedical engineering, I would like to think that the effort that I (and others) put into getting higher scores on exams, projects, and discussions have some ...