Human life in the XXI century is bound to be marked by scientific advances in life sciences. Improvements in measuring and analytical techniques and computing capabilities, stemming from traditional engineering disciplines, are changing approaches to research in medicine and biology, producing high-impact technological developments within a novel engineering branch: Biomedical Engineering. The new discipline is broad in its spectrum, with its foundation in all of the engineering sciences, as well as physiology and other biomedical sciences.
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