Research Articles
Biomechanics in the Classroom: How Hands-On Engineering Prepares Students for Real-World Healthcare
Exploring how contextual learning strategies in biomechanics education prepare biomedical engineering students for real-world healthcare challenges through hands-on experiential learning.
Bridging Worlds: How a Summer School Sparked Innovation in Medical Devices and Biosensors
Exploring the impact of the Second IEEE-EMBS International Summer School and Symposium on Medical Devices and Biosensors held in Siena, Italy in 1999.
The Hidden Engine of Innovation: How Student Resources Fuel Breakthroughs in Materials Science and Biomedical Engineering
Exploring how student resources in materials science and biomedical engineering courses drive engagement and innovation through hands-on learning experiences.