biomedical engineering

US: /ˌbaɪoʊˈmɛdɪkəl ˌɛndʒəˈnɪrɪŋ/

Definition

Definition of biomedical engineering - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

science

TECH.

field that uses engineering ideas to develop tools and devices for healthcare

TECH.

He decided to study biomedical engineering at university.
Biomedical engineering has produced advanced prosthetic limbs with precise movement control.
She attended a conference to network with professionals in biomedical engineering.

contaminated

dirty

impure

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Expressions with biomedical

biomedical cloning

making copies of living things in labs

Biomedical cloning helps scientists study diseases.

biomedical research

scientific study of living systems to understand health problems and improve medical care

She decided to specialize in biomedical research focusing on cancer therapies.

biomedical science

study of biology applied to medicine and healthcare

Biomedical science is crucial for developing new medical treatments.

Expressions with engineering

engineering school

institution teaching engineering and technical subjects

She graduated from a prestigious engineering school.

financial engineering

manipulation of financial figures to create misleading results

The company was accused of financial engineering to hide its debts..

engineering department

part of an organization that designs or maintains technical systems or products

The engineering department fixed the software bug affecting customer accounts.

engineering manager

person who leads engineers and coordinates their technical projects and work

The engineering manager scheduled a meeting to review the product design.

engineering services

professional technical work done by engineers for clients or organizations

The company provides engineering services for bridge and tunnel projects.

engineering firm

company that provides planning and design services for technical projects

The engineering firm designed the new bridge for the city council.

environmental engineering

branch of engineering designing systems that protect nature and human health

She decided to study environmental engineering at university.

structural engineering

branch of engineering designing safe stable structures that carry forces

She decided to study structural engineering at university.

agricultural engineering

branch of engineering that designs tools and systems for farming and food

She studied agricultural engineering to design better irrigation systems for dry regions.

construction engineering

branch of engineering focused on planning and building structures and infrastructure

She decided to study construction engineering at university.

Terms with biomedical engineering included in their meaning

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BME

abbr.

abr: biomedical engineering

field combining medicine and engineering

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French:génie biomédical, ...
German:Biomedizinische Technik, ...
Italian:ingegneria biomedica, ...
Spanish:ingeniería biomédica, ...
Portuguese:engenharia biomédica, ...
Chinese:生物医学工程, ...
Japanese:生体医工学, ...
Arabic:الهَنْدَسَةُ الحَيَوِيَّةُ الطِّبِّيَّةُ, ...
Hebrew:הַנְדָּסָה בִּיוֹ־רְפוּאִית, ...
Russian:биомедицинская инженерия, ...
Ukrainian:біомедична інженерія, ...
Hindi:जैवचिकित्सा अभियांत्रिकी, ...
Bengali:বায়োমেডিকেল প্রকৌশল, ...
Catalan:enginyeria biomèdica, ...
Czech:biomedicínské inženýrství, ...
Danish:biomedicinsk teknik, ...
Dutch:biomedische technologie, ...
Greek:βιοϊατρική μηχανική, ...
Hungarian:orvosbiológiai mérnökség, ...
Khmer:វិស្វកម្មជីវវេជ្ជសាស្ត្រ, ...
Korean:생체의공학, ...
Persian:مهندسی پزشکی, ...
Polish:inżynieria biomedyczna, ...
Portuguese (BR):engenharia biomédica, ...
Romanian:inginerie biomedicală, ...
Swedish:biomedicinsk teknik, ...
Thai:วิศวกรรมชีวการแพทย์, ...
Turkish:biyomedikal mühendislik, ...
Vietnamese:kỹ thuật y sinh, ...

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