Biomedical Engineering integrates biology and engineering principles to advance medicine and healthcare, applying innovative materials and techniques across diverse fields. Professionals in this area may develop artificial organs, surgical robots, advanced prosthetics, or new pharmaceuticals.Biomedical Engineers, also known as Bioengineers, drive medical innovations by designing and creating essential equipment for doctors and scientists. As technology's role in healthcare grows, demand for these experts is rising, fostering revolutionary solutions. The field is expanding into emerging domains like tissue engineering and regenerative medicine, a key research focus at Ulster University's School of Engineering.
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