Biomedical Engineering
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| Address | İçerenköy, Kayışdağı Cd. No:32, 34684 Ataşehir/İstanbul |
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| Hours | Closed ⋅ Opens 9AM |
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About Biomedical Engineering
Biomedical engineering or medical engineering is the application of engineering principles and design concepts to medicine and biology for healthcare purposes.
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Giulia Cecchettin's killing sparks Italian reckoning over femicide
... On 11 November - days before 22-year-old Giulia Cecchettin was due to get her Biomedical Engineering degree - she went to buy her graduation outfit with her ex-boyfriend Filippo Turetta...
How AI may be a powerful tool in treating male infertility
... In a published scientific paper, the UTS Biomedical Engineering team said that in a test SpermSearch was than an experienced embryologist...
Canada considers foreign student cap over housing crisis
... The 30-year-old from Iran, who just completed his PhD in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Toronto, told the BBC that international students are sometimes asked to pay six months worth of rent in advance because they don t have a credit record in the country...
Florida professor breaks record for time spent living underwater
... Prof Dituri - who also served in the Navy for 28 years - is teaching his Biomedical Engineering classes online while he lives in the lagoon, according to the University of South Florida...
Medical gaming treating life-changing injuries
... Maisie Keogh, a PhD student in Biomedical Engineering at the university, works with stroke survivors to produce personalised rehabilitation programmes, guided by a computer to make sure they get the best of out of their therapy...
Bionic eye tech aims to help blind people see
... " There were no unexpected reactions from the tissue around the device, and we expect it could remain in place for many years, " says Samuel Eggenberger, a biomedical engineer at the the University of Sydney s School of Biomedical Engineering...
My Day at COP26: 'By helping out delegates I'm remembering granddad'
... I went to University of Strathclyde in the city - I graduated last year with a degree in Biomedical Engineering...
Can we stomach the latest emerging food innovations?
... Working with the faculty of Biomedical Engineering at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Israel-based firm Aleph Farms also created the worlds first lab grown rib eye steak in this way, using 3D printing, in February...
My Day at COP26: 'By helping out delegates I'm remembering granddad'
Harjot Singh Kambo is one of an army of volunteers helping COP26 visitors find their way around. In the latest of a series of first-person accounts from The Summit , he explains why The Task is a very personal one for him.
I'm one of 1,000 COP26 volunteers scattered around Glasgow and Edinburgh. Today I did The Morning shift from 07:30 to 10:30, standing at Buchanan Bus Station to welcome delegates from around The World .
They're coming from the Train Station or from their hotels, and we're getting them on the electric shuttle buses to The Summit , making sure they're On Time for their meetings.
PA MEDIAWhat's in it for us volunteers? It's a small way of helping to raise awareness about saving the planetHarjot Singh KamboCOP26 volunteer
Also, we're trying to get them orientated - do they have their accreditation? Do they have their vaccine passports, their lateral flow tests?
What's in it for us volunteers? Well, it's a small way of helping to raise awareness about saving The Planet . Plus, I know The City well.
My grandparents came to Glasgow from the Punjab in India during the 1950s. After they arrived my grandfather worked on the buses and trams. He saved up enough money, got a flat in the West End of Glasgow, opened his own shop and raised A Family .
My parents met in Glasgow and I was born and brought up here. I went to University of Strathclyde in The City - I graduated Last Year with a degree in Biomedical Engineering .
So it feels good to give something Back To Glasgow. I took some Time Off from my job at A Life sciences company to volunteer.
I've been talking to the bus drivers, just having a bit of banter. I'm sure my granddad would have done the same many years ago. It's bringing back memories of him because he just Passed Away Last Year .
Some of the delegates like to stop and have a wee chat about what they're here for, too. Especially the indigenous people from the US and Canada. You really get a sense of why COP26 is so important to them - as far as they're concerned they're representing their background, their family heritage here.
My Day at COP26:
During my first week, I met a lot of people from The Pacific Islands, The Caribbean and Africa. You're trying to guess from their accents where everyone's come from.
You see all these ministers and government officials - I was quite intimidated by them at first. But today one of them gave me a wee fist-bump to show his appreciation. I think he was from Kyrgyzstan. That left me confounded for The Next Five Minutes , in a good way.
There was a lady from Zambia. She was a bit flustered, it was dark and cold. And she didn't know where to go. So we took her indoors to get her some warmth, shared a wi-fi hotspot with her, she opened up Google Maps and we pointed her in The Right direction.
It might be cold outside right now but we Glaswegians are warm inside.
As told to Jon Kelly
The COP26 global climate summit in Glasgow is seen as crucial if Climate Change is to be brought under control. Almost 200 countries are being asked for their plans to cut emissions, and it could lead to major changes to our everyday Lives .
Source of news: bbc.com
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