Orthopaedics and Biomedical Engineering Design: An Innovative Duet toward a Better Tomorrow

Biomedical Engineering for A Better Life

This special issue contains a selection of interesting contribution from academia. Partly of the articles that have been presented in the In the first article, Biosensor Based on Giant Magnetoresistance Material, Djamal et al. demonstrate a comprehensive review on novel approach in biosensor based on GMR material. Compared with the traditional optical detection that widely used in biomedicine, ...

Membrane Engineering for Today and for Tomorrow

An innovative design program for engineering students.

Philip Jacob, is Program Development Coordinator, Segal Design Institute, Northwestern University, Evanston,, Illinois. The Segal Design Institute in the McCormick School of Engineering at Northwestern University offers an innovative design course called Engineering Design and Communication (EDC). EDC is a required program for all engineering undergraduates and is generally taken in their fresh...

A Novel Innovative Design Improvement using Value Engineering Technique: a Case Study

Manufacturers around the globe are competing for the identification of innovative value propositions to survive in the competitive and complex market. This paper is intended to investigate implementation of Value Engineering (VE) technique into the product design concept for necessary changes in design of the humidifier system in order to lower unnecessary costs and to increase quality of the p...

Robot-aided electrospinning toward intelligent biomedical engineering

The rapid development of robotics offers new opportunities for the traditional biofabrication in higher accuracy and controllability, which provides great potentials for the intelligent biomedical engineering. This paper reviews the state of the art of robotics in a widely used biomaterial fabrication process, i.e., electrospinning, including its working principle, main applications, challenges...