Science Career Magazine
Issue for November 02, 2001
- Science Career Magazine
- Careers in Bioengineering: *Feature Index*
- By
Lesley McKarney
- C lassified? Not really. Top Secret? No longer. Converging technologies--they're what bioengineering is all about today. From microprocessor-based medical devices and rehabilitative engineering to implantable devices and biomaterials, bioengineering is that branch of applied science that integrates physical, chemical, and mathematical sciences and engineering principles in the study of biology,
- Science Career Magazine
- Transplantation Without a Donor
- By
Mary-Ellen Shay
- "We take these cells that have been grown in the lab and begin seeding the mold to create a new organ. It is like baking a layered cake, one layer at a time," Atala explains.
- Science Career Magazine
- From Germany to Singapore: Breaking New Ground for Tissue Engineering R&D
- By
Dietmar Hutmacher, Jan-Thorsten Schantz
- In a cost-controlled health-care environment, only those technologies capable of providing a major enhancement to the quality of life and a reduction in cost will be driven forward.
- Science Career Magazine
- European Science Bytes 3
- By
Next Wave Staff
- Further Funding for PhD Training Establishing Independence Germany and Canada Cooperation Carbohydrate Combo Further Funding for Pioneering Ph.D. Training The Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), which supports Next Wave Germany, has announced that it will fund a further 25 so-called "Graduiertenkollegs" (young researchers group) from the beginning of next year, including seven
- Science Career Magazine
- Careers in Bioengineering: Overview
- By
Lesley McKarney
- Science has yet to advance us to the level depicted in
