Bs biomedical engineering in bioinstrumentation in University of wisconsin madison

Bioinstrumentation is the application of electronics, computer programming, and measurement principles to develop devices used in diagnosis and treatment of disease. Examples of devices and techniques that have emerged from this discipline include the electrocardiogram, the cardiac pacemaker, blood pressure measurement, brain computer interface, implantable electrodes, sensors, tumor ablation and other medical devices.

Admissions Application, Official Transcripts, Two Essays, One Letter of Recommendation, Self-Report Grades, Test scores: ACT, SAT, IELTS, TOEFL

Biomedical engineer, Scientists in the Pharmaceutical Industry, Scientists in State, Local or Federal Government Laboratories, Scientists in Biomedical Research Labs, Chemistry and Biochemistry Teachers and Professors, Industrial Research and Development Scientists, Including Personal and Health Care Products, Forensic Scientists, Toxicologists, Physicians and Health Care Professionals

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