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EmmaJan 22674 views

How versatile and stable are the chemical engineering vs. bioengineering fields, and where do the two overlap??

I'm a student at Oregon State University currently majoring in Bioengineering. I'm considering switching to Chemical Engineering. So far, I have taken on one internship doing biochemistry research and I'm a licensed Pharm Tech. I know that I'm interested in Biochemistry and Chemistry, and I want to know which major is most applicable to pharmaceuticals or has the potential to expand my options should I find out I'm interested in non-pharma things. If you can, please also comment on any potential salary differences. Thank you for your help!

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Active Feb 06
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AniketNov 17, 2024297 views

What is biomedical engineering and what is the scope for a biomedical engineer?

What is biomedical engineering and what is the scope for a biomedical engineer?

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Active Nov 18, 2024
location iconSan Jose
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StevenJun 26, 20241105 views

What is biomed?

What is biomedical engineering all about, and criterias to met to study it?

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Active Jun 26, 2024
location iconAlabama Port
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AarushiJun 14, 2024469 views

What is bioengineering like?

What is studying bioengineering in college like? And what is it like being a biomedical engineer?

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Active Jun 16, 2024
location iconPortland
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ElijahMay 02, 2022807 views

What would you recommend in the biomedical engineering field.

I just am curious about the different jobs in the field.

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Active Dec 22, 2023
location iconCanton
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ElijahApr 27, 2022959 views

Biomedical Engineers: What would you say an average week is like?

I'm curious about the field and was wondering what the average work week looks like.

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Active Dec 22, 2023
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AbigailApr 02, 20211255 views

Is outsourcing a problem in the biomedical engineering / neuroengineering field?

I am a student planning to major in Electrical Engineering with a minor in Neuroscience in hopes of being competitive in the field of neuroengineering. Specifically, I would like to work on the development of neuroprosthetics. I know that outsourcing is a bit of a problem in other engineering fields, so I was wondering if this also holds true for biomedical engineering? I would also like to know about job opportunities in this field. I am hoping that the industry is not too small to be dependable. #internships #career #neuroscience #neuroengineering #career-development #career-counseling #prosthetics #neuroprosthetics #neuralprosthetics #neurorobots #neuroelectronics #bioengineering #biomedicalengineering #engineering #college #biotech

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Active Dec 22, 2023
location iconCenter Township
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AbigailApr 02, 20211369 views

What is a good education pathway for a career in neuroprosthetics?

I am currently a student planning to major in Electrical Engineering with a minor in Neuroscience in hopes of being competitive in the neuroengineering industry. Specifically, I want to work developing neuroprosthetics. For anyone working in the field, do you have any advice for getting a foot in the door to this industry? I would especially appreciate recommendations for colleges with good neuroengineering programs, internship and research opportunities, or co-ops, as well as information about companies active in the field (in the US). #internships #career #neuroscience #neuroengineering #career-development #career-counseling #prosthetics #neuroprosthetics #neuralprosthetics #neurorobots #neuroelectronics #bioengineering #biomedicalengineering #engineering #college #biotech

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Active Feb 26, 2024
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TonyOct 03, 2019613 views

What is the best degree level for bioengineering?

I'm considering a career in bioengineering. From my research, the absolute minimum degree level is a bachelor's degree. If I want to make medical advancements in the field, will a bachelor's suffice, or will I have to look on to a higher degree? #biology #science #degree #medicine #bioengineering #engineering #healthcare

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Active Dec 22, 2023
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TonyOct 03, 2019652 views

Bioengineers: how long did it take to find work when you graduated?

I am considering a career in bioengineering, and I'm interested in how long it took graduates to find work in the field. #science #bioengineering #engineering #biology #stem #career #medicine

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Active Dec 22, 2023
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TonyOct 03, 20191236 views

What do bioengineers do on a day-by-day basis?

I'm considering going to college for bioengineering, and I am curious as to what the typical workday looks like for those in the field. #science #bioengineering #engineering #medicine #biology

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Active Dec 22, 2023
location iconAberdeen
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EmilieFeb 11, 20191449 views

Are any biomedical engineers willing to take the time to answer my interview questions below?

Hello, my name is Emilie and I am working on a project involving biomedical engineering. I was wondering if any biomedical engineer who is currently working as a biomedical engineer was willing to answer my questions. If you know anyone who is a bioengineer please contact them about my question, I am on a bit of a time crunch. (The questions are below). How long have you been a biomedical engineer and what company are you working with? What kind of projects have you been involved in and what was your role in it? What do you do on a daily basis? What is your favorite part about working as a biomedical engineer? To date, what professional achievement are you most proud of? What are the biggest challenges you face in this position? Do you have any suggestions for a young scholar like me who wants to become a biomedical engineer? What do you see as the most challenging aspect of this job? What was the challenging part of becoming a biomedical engineer? #biomedical-engineering #engineering #biomedical #bioengineering Thank you for taking the time to answer these questions.

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Active Dec 22, 2023
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ElijahDec 01, 2018835 views

What kind of degree should I get if I want to specialize in biomechanics or tissue engineering

#engineering #college #science #bioengineering

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Active Dec 22, 2023
location iconFort Lauderdale
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CarinaApr 18, 20181112 views

What is the competition for Biomedical Engineering jobs in the state of Florida?

I want to go into biomedical engineering, but I’m not sure how easy it would be to find a job in Florida. #florida #engineering #bioengineering #job #biomedicalengineering #question

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Active Dec 22, 2023
location iconNew Kensington
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TheodoreMar 26, 20181160 views

What jobs can I enter with a Bioengineering Degree?

I plan to enter the #college of #engineering with a major in Biological engineering but I can't help but feel I am missing something.#college-advice #bioengineering

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Active Dec 22, 2023
location iconLynwood
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EllieMar 15, 20181235 views

What is the best major to go for stem cell/tissue engineering?

My end goal is stem cell and tissue engineering, but I don't know which major is best for me to take and learn the most for it. I've researched for a while now and have gathered that I can choose from ChemE with Bio electives, Materials Science, or Bioengineering. I just want to work in research labs, which has lead me to think Bioengineering would fit best, but others say ChemE and Materials Science are better. #bioengineering #chemical-engineering #materials-science #biology #college-major #tissue-engineering #stem #stem-cells

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Active Dec 22, 2023
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