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Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers

US
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About This Role

Bioengineers and biomedical engineers create and construct devices and processes to solve physical and medical issues. By developing devices, artifical joints, engineered cells, and medical therapies, they work toward resolving biological and medical ailments.

Q&A

How was it like working as a bioengineering intern at Stanford over the summer?

Working as a SIMR bioengineering intern was a great experience that was different day to day, with the opportunity to immerse yourself in the Stanford experience. Commute using the Marguerites and working in Stanford facilities was an awesome experience with plenty of opportunities to rub shoulde...
Internship Bioengineering Stanford University
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Best and worst aspects of working as a bioengineering researcher?

Being a bioengineering researcher was one of the most fun work experiences that I have had. As a researcher you get to ask difficult questions that interest you, and go out exploring to try and find the answer. In contrast with to many other engineering jobs, the goal of being a researcher is to ...
Research Pros and Cons Bioengineering
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Best and worst aspects of working as a bioengineering researcher?

Being a bioengineering researcher was one of the most fun work experiences that I have had. As a researcher you get to ask difficult questions that interest you, and go out exploring to try and find the answer. In contrast with to many other engineering jobs, the goal of being a researcher is to ...
Research Pros and Cons Bioengineering
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