These synthetic polymers offer an alternative to antifungal drugs
Two UNSW engineers aim to alleviate the impact of fungal infections on public health with new research into synthetic polymers.
Tag: biomedical engineering
Biomedical engineering is the application of engineering principles and design concepts to medicine and biology for healthcare purposes.
3D-printed meals help people with dysphagia
Meet the team ‘printing’ pureed food in fun and exciting ways to improve the eating experience of people with swallowing ...
Three engineering disciplines you might not know about
Engineering is evolving to encompass new disciplines combining diverse skill sets – including environmental, systems and biomedical engineering.
Why biomechanical engineers are vital to the future of public health
At this week’s ACAM 2024, Professor Stefanie Feih will explain the essential role biomechanical engineers play in the future of ...
Australian students take artificial heart design overseas
Students from Monash University made a splash at the world’s first Heart Hackathon with their innovative total artificial heart design.
Nailing the sweet spot between engineering and medicine
The NX Nail is an Australian invention revolutionising hand surgery and helping AFL stars get back on the field sooner.
Could these tissue-engineered blood vessels help save lives during bypass surgery?
Biomedical engineers at the University of Melbourne have fabricated artificial vascular grafts that could prove useful during essential bypass surgery.
Could DNA-based sensors transform how we look at diagnostics?
Why this lab-on-a-patch device could propel us towards a preventative healthcare future.
3D bioprinting inside the human body could be possible thanks to new soft robot
Engineers from UNSW Sydney have developed a miniature and flexible soft robotic arm that could be used to 3D print ...
Most read articles of 2022 – Part 2
Our top articles of 2022 spanned topics such as medical marvels, scramjets and women in engineering. But who will take ...
