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Hello everyone! Today we will go over 9 reasons why you should study biomedical engineering! Biomedical engineering is uses biology and engineering principles to solve problems in medicine and healthcare. The overall goal of a biomedical engineer is to improve the quality and effectiveness of patient care. BMEs can work in research, design, manufacturing and many other departments of healthcare industries, such as pharmaceuticals and medical devices. Stick around to learn if biomedical engineering is the right major for you! Make sure to subscribe to learn more about the biomedical engineering fields through vlogs, Q&A's, day in the life videos, informational content, podcasts, gameplays and much more! Follow us in our social media platforms, all @TheBMELife :)

Sofia discusses three big, unanswered topics in the field of bio engineering - questions that current STEM majors will be answering in their studies. Topics include stem cell research, cancer stem cells, and synthetic biology. This talk discusses three big, unanswered topics in the field of bioengineering - questions that current STEM majors will be answering in their studies. Topics include stem cell research, cancer stem cells, and synthetic biology. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

I've been getting a lot of questions about what I actually do so I decided to film a day in my life during a full workday. I hope this sheds a better light on what my job is :)

Edward Hospital now has the da Vinci Si Surgical System, the most advanced robotic technology available which can be used for a range of minimally invasive procedures in gynecology, urology, thoracic and general surgery. For surgeons, da Vinci's benefits include better vision, more precision and more control due to the system's magnification and 3D capabilities, elimination of tremors and multiple degrees and directions of movement. Through da Vinci's robotic wrists which are capable of rotating 540 degrees, surgeons are able to perform movements that aren't possible with human hands.