Sub Disciplines of Bioengineering Flashcards

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Bioengineering can be traced back to the time before ___

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World War II

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2
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The term “bioengineering” was coined in

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1954

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Who coined the term “bioengineering”

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Heinz Wolff

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4
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What was the early focus of bioengineering

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Electrical engineering

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the pioneer to introduce the first biological engineering program in the US

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University of California, San Diego

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When was the first biological engineering program established?

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1966

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This wizardly area transforms medicine and biology into healthcare solutions. Think tissue engineering, neural engineering, pharmaceutical engineering, clinical engineering, and biomechanics

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Biomedical engineering

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A master of microbial realms, it brings engineering principles to the microscopic world, sparking new product synthesis, including protein creation.

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Biochemical Engineering

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This sector fuses engineering principles with agriculture, food sciences, and ecosystems

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Biological Systems Engineering

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Here, technology oversees conditions of specific processes, such as bioprocess design, biocatalysis, bioseparation, and bioenergy

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Bioprocess Engineering

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This discipline safeguards human health and comfort by engineering the environment, including life-support systems for space exploration

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Environmental Health Engineering

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A blend of engineering, physiology, and psychology, it optimizes the human-machine relationship.

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Human Factors and Ergonomics Engineering

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The alchemist of living systems, it leverages organisms to develop or make products like pharmaceuticals, bioinformatics, and genetic engineering

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Biotechnology

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Taking a leaf out of nature’s book, it mimics natural models to solve complex human problems

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Biomimetics

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They apply principles of electrical and mechanical engineering, respectively, to biological systems

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Bioelectrical and Biomechanical Engineering

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The fusion of biology with electronic devices, mainly focusing on robotics and assisted technologies

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Bionics

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The revolutionary process of using biomaterials to print organs and new tissues

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Bioprinting

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Here, we’re developing electrical prosthetics and more.

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Biorobotics

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These holistic approach studies interactions and behaviors between molecules to organisms

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Systems Biology