Instrumentation (Sensors and Systems)
Imaging
Orthopaedic Engineering
Mechanical Structure of Joints; How to Replace and Measure Outcomes
Assessment of Prosthetic Function
Haptics
Clinical Engineering
Rehabilitation Engineering
This course introduces the general aspects of Biomedical Engineering, which is the application of engineering principles to study biology, medicine, behaviour and health. A number of areas are covered by this broad topic, including anatomy, muscle physiology, biomedical instrumentation, biomechanics, and prosthetics. It will also introduce students to the idea of Biomedical Engineering as a career choice.Candidate should hold a PhD in Biomedical Engineering and have experience and proven ability to teach courses in the subject area.
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📌 Science, Faculty Of New Brunswick
🏢 University of New Brunswick
📍 New Brunswick
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