Posts Categorized: Education

Johns Hopkins University Student Teams make strides in biomedical engineering designs

(Robotic) Steps Toward Increasing the Representation of Women in Engineering

It is well know that in the U.S. and other countries, women are under-represented in engineering and the sciences[1]. Several innovative programs are aimed at correcting this imbalance to not only provide women with more opportunities, but also to enrich the workplace.
Japan is well known …

Profiling Juan Wachs: Surgeons could use his hand-gesture system to control robots

By Susan Karlin

Ambitions of a toolmaker

By Life Sciences Staff

Rashid Bashir named to head Bioengineering Department

By Life Sciences Staff

People in Control: Francis J. Doyle III

NOTE: This is an overview of the entire article, which appeared in the April 2013 issue of the IEEE Control Systems Magazine. Click here to read the entire article.
When one embarks on a particular career path, there are often many twists and turns along the …

Learning to Design Rehabilitation Devices Through the H-CARD Course

By Nick Roach, Asif Hussain, and Etienne Burdet

Biomedical Engineering Education for Developing Countries

By Tania S. Douglas

The Future Looks Bright for Biotech

By the IEEE Life Sciences Staff

People in Control

NOTE: This is an overview of the entire article, which appeared in the October 2012 issue of the IEEE Control Systems Magazine. Click here to read the entire article.
In this interview, Sagar mentions how he more-or-less happened to take a class in control theory, because …