Biomedical Engineering
Nick Redden
Biomedical Engineering is a field of study that applies engineering principles and design concepts to biology, specifically for healthcare purposes. An engineer in this field would usually on a typical day conduct research by being in a lab while testing equipment and concluding results of an experiment. The starting salary for Biomedical Engineering is $54,000. The education required to be in this field of Engineering is a Bachelors of Science in Biomedical Engineering.
Pacemaker
Helps regulate someone's pulse within the heart. Usually meant for people that have neurological problems in creating the proper electrical frequency to run a heart. This is commonly known as having heart murmurs, in which a pace maker takes those away.
Robotic Arm
One of many limbs that can be replaced by technology with the help of Biomedical Engineering. The robotic arm now has advancements of being used from neurological control. This enables the patients to actually feel the arm and move it easily.
Artificial Heart
Replacement for hearts when they do not function. This invention has saved many lives and is an amazing feat in Biomedical Engineering, the whole world even. This creation is a beautiful thing which has made people want to create even more artificial organics.