The Nobel prize incentive of recognition and publishing should be considered as a decent excuse for an "upper management" figure for evaluating the performances of professors for their projects. A dif...

There is that ethical debate on using animals for scientific research and how most people are against the act of that, but have no issue with killing animals for food. There are a few reasons for this...

There is that ethical debate on using animals for scientific research and how most people are against the act of that, but have no issue with killing animals for food. There are a few reasons for this...

I can imagine Scope Creep is quite frustrating to deal with and handle, not only for the team but also for the Project Manager. I think I'd like to express the whole ordeal in the analogy of a menu at...

Basing off a week 2 lecture in the BME 684 course, I believe a good project manager should excel at quick thinking on their feet. Project managers should pick up the slack where other members of the t...

An obstacle I've encountered while working on a project with a team is a delay in terms of a hardware piece not being able to be delivered to us in time for assembling our product. This particular pro...

An obstacle I've encountered while working on a project with a team is a delay in terms of a hardware piece not being able to be delivered to us in time for assembling our product. This particular pro...

@jaf22 I would have to agree with you there with more classes needing to be offered that have a practical application in hardware/software integration, with that Biorobotics course especially. A basic...

I would much rather for my work to be from a fully remote position. Much like others, a hybrid (half remote/half onsite) type of setup is not too bad either. As mentioned earlier by others, flexibilit...

@sseal98 I would have to agree with you in that particular point you made about BME lacking focus because the applications of it are so vast. That is probably the main reason why we as Biomedical Engi...