Biocompatibility throughout a device’s whole lifecycle is tough since the body will always react to foreign materials in some way. Even metals like ti...

One thing I think is interesting when comparing academia and industry is the pace and priorities. In academia, it feels like the goal is more about di...

I think everyone raised really good points about cost, time, variability in biological responses, and different supplier issues could all be hurdles i...

Something I've noticed in my own group projects is how the environment has an impact on whether people actually share concerns or just keep them to th...

I like all the points that have been made so far, it does feel like academia follows a much more relaxed and less structed project management path tha...

I agree with what has already been said and discussed here so far, communication and active listening are vital parts of handling disagreements on a p...

I also wonder the same thing if internship and co-op experience gives you a step ahead when it comes to looking for a job. I feel like it's very situa...

As an undergrad student with no industry experience, my perspective is based off of what I have heard from others. I remember being in a seminar where...

@knm7 As an undergrad student pursing a master's degree in biomedical engineering with the hope of working in the industry, I really appreciate this p...