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Sushilatai Gaikwad Bhauuddheshiya Sanstha's
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BHARATRATNA
INDIRA GANDHI COLLEGE
OF ENGINEERING, SOLAPUR
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- Bio Medical Engineering |
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How
the Biomedical engineering is right for you?
Biomedical engineers use their expertise in biology,
medicine, physics, mathematics, engineering science
and communication to make the world a healthier place.
The challenges created by the diversity and complexity
of living systems require creative, Knowledgeable,
and imaginative people working in teams of physicians,
scientists, engineers, and even business folk to
monitor, restore and enhance normal body function.
The biomedical engineer is ideally trained to work
at the intersection of science, medicine and mathematics
to solve biological and medical problems.
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What
do biomedical engineers do?
Biomedical engineers work in industry, academic institutions,
hospitals and government agencies. Biomedical engineers
may use their knowledge in designing electrical circuits
and computer software for medical instrumentation.
Bioengineer help to translate human organs such as the heart into thousands of
mathematical equations and millions of data points which then run as computer
simulations. The result is a visual simulation that looks and behaves much like
the real heart it mimics.
Biomedical engineers may use chemistry, physics, mathematical models and computer
simulation to develop new drug therapy. Biomedical engineers may build artificial
organs, limbs, knees, hips, heart valves and dental implants to replace lost
function and growing living tissues to replace failing organs. Biomedical engineers
are also working to develop wireless technology that will allow patients and
doctors to communicate over long distances.
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What are the key areas of
biomedical engineering?
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Bioinformatics
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BioMEMS
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Biomaterials
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Biomechanics
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Biosignal Processing
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Biotechnology
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Clinical Engineering.
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Genomics
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Imaging and Image Processing
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Instrumentation, Sensors, and Measurement
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Micro and Nanotechnology
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Neural Systems and Engineering
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Physiological Systems Modeling
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Proteomics
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Radiology.
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Rehabilitation Engineering
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Robotics in Surgery
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Telemedicine
Biomedical
Engineering - Faculty
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Designation
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Qualification |
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LECTURER
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B.E.
(E&TC) |
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LECTURER
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B.E.
(BIOMEDICAL) |
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LECTURER
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B.
TECH (INSTRUMENTATION) |
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LAB
ASSISTANT
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Diploma
in ETC |
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Biomedical
Engineering Laboratory Facilities
- Human Anatomy and Physiology
Lab
- Transducers for Bio-medical
Engineering Lab
- Biomedical Instrumentation
Lab
- Medical Imaging and Signal
Processing Lab
- Project Lab
- Biomedical Electronics
Lab
Structure
of Syllabus for Biomedical Engineering 

- F.E.
Biomedical Result
- Bari Abhimanyu –74 %( Ist Topper).
- Shaikh Humaira – 64 %( IInd Topper).
- Paper Presentations
- Bari Abhimanyu-“Nano Robot”.
- Burute Dipak – “Dolly Sheep”.
- Bane Swapnil – “Bio-Informatics”
- Abhimanyu Mane- “Skin Sensitivity”.
- Project
Competition
- Bari Abhimanyu, Burute
Dipak - “Wireless
Biomonitoring using Smart Shirt”
- Sarang Tade, Suraj Chandole
- “Heart
Beat Detector”
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No. 58/3, Kegaon, Solapur-Pune National Highway No. 9, Solapur.
Maharashtra, India. Tel
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