SaiiV-ing lives: This non-invasive heart failure monitoring device is Australian-made
Detecting forces within the body in a non-invasive way could be a gamechanger for the half a million Australians living ...
Biomedical engineering is the application of engineering principles and design concepts to medicine and biology for healthcare purposes.
Detecting forces within the body in a non-invasive way could be a gamechanger for the half a million Australians living ...
Only now do researchers have the mechanical, electrical and computational engineering expertise to address the challenges of preterm birth.
Imagine if loss of function from brain injuries and central nervous system disorders could be restored through a simple alteration ...
The world's first long-term artificial heart won't wear out, age or break – and it's about to be implanted in ...
A team of biomedical engineers have developed genetic tests for low-cost precision diagnosis that can be done at home.
This PhD student engineer is pioneering skin healing technology with the aim of enhancing patients’ quality of life.
Two UNSW engineers aim to alleviate the impact of fungal infections on public health with new research into synthetic polymers.
Meet the team ‘printing’ pureed food in fun and exciting ways to improve the eating experience of people with swallowing ...
Engineering is evolving to encompass new disciplines combining diverse skill sets – including environmental, systems and biomedical engineering.
At this week’s ACAM 2024, Professor Stefanie Feih will explain the essential role biomechanical engineers play in the future of ...