What IS Biomedical Engineering? (+ Intro to Orthopaedic & Surgical Innovations)

👋🏼 Hi friends, in this video we're starting the series 'What is Biomedical Engineering?'! In this Pt.1., we go on a deep-dive into examples within orthopaedic and surgical innovations, with a particular focus on spinal surgery. I hope you enjoy this & learn something new! :)

👩‍⚕️ WHO AM I?
I'm a final-year Biomedical Engineering & Medical Science student at the University of Sydney in Australia. I am passionate about sharing the incredible world of STEM, and particularly Biomedical Engineering!
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[aleksikgirl]

Omg I loved this!! Super useful resource and super fun! Excited for the next episode 💜

[stephenfoster]

Can't wait for the tissue engineering episode! But I expect that will be out after the Hons thesis is finished. :-)

[techwithpete]

I think you should make more video about biomedical engineering, you are very good speaker

[sophie]

What an awesome resource!!! STEM-ILY changing the game 💪

[natashaponnambalam]

Wow this is amazing Em! ❤️ can’t wait to find out more!!

[TheoJohns]

How would you compare biomedical engineering at USYD v.s. UNSW from what you have experienced and heard

[thetruth]

Graduating with my associates in November going to continue to get my bachelor's

[abracadabra]

Please make a detailed post about books and resources you used during your BME program 🙏

[matin.ch]

👌👌 thank you i'm study Bme in iran and i want keep going for master and phd in enother country
Your vlog is very good about to this field✨

[gamerbuddiesx]

So have you complete your study ? I am also a future biomedical engineer currently in 2nd semester here in a university in Pakistan! Maths is really difficult for me but i found that this field was actually interesting

[sinsinsinat]

Its an interesting field, however, I dont recommend it, since it is very broad. You need to hone your specialized skills along with massive course load. Every course Ive taken specially biomechanics and physiology have been interesting. I did a small project about bionics for my biomechanic class and when you go to the details, it even becomes more interesting. However, those jobs are done by electrical or mechanical engineers and medical scientists as occasional advisors. So its good for a higher degree with someone who puts a lot of effort in specializing him/herself.

[RishiKesh-qdkg]

Make some stuff abt BMEs scope in Australia

[xhibit]

Nice and a very interesting video keep it up!! Ps a friend from forest lodge

[FatemaAlzahraa]

Girl! You are really amazing, but can you add an Arabic translation because I am interested in this field .

[Arooba-saleem]

Hello, I am looking forward to apply in this for July intake at uow . I wanna ask does this degree have a promising future

[Mrindianhacker]

Can an Indian guy do job in Australia as a biomedical Engineer ?