Explore the cutting-edge field of wireless bioelectronics in this Stanford webinar led by Dr. Ada Poon. Discover how tiny devices are revolutionizing disease treatment by modulating biological and neural activities through electrical and optical approaches. Learn about the engineering challenges in creating electromagnetic energy transfer devices that wirelessly power miniature implants, and understand the benefits of these methods compared to traditional drug therapies. Delve into the history, development, and progress of high-resolution, mechanically flexible neural interfaces used in both research and clinical systems. Gain insights into the future of biomedical engineering as Dr. Poon, an accomplished researcher and innovator, shares her expertise on this transformative technology that promises to reshape the landscape of medical treatments.
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Stanford Webinar - Wireless Bioelectronics: The Use of Tiny Devices to Treat Diseases
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4.0 rating, based on 4 Class Central reviews
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The course is well-structured, covering topics such as medical imaging, biomechanics, and bioinformatics. The lectures are clear, and the accompanying resources, including readings and quizzes, reinforce the learning. While suitable for beginners, it also provides valuable insights for those with some background in the field. The course is up-to-date with current industry trends and is highly relevant for anyone looking to enter or advance in the biomedical engineering field.
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Kehinde BamidoWireless Bioelectronics - The Use of Tiny Devices to Treat Diseases is an excellent course
in the intersection of technology and medicine. It provides a thorough and engaging exploration of how wireless bioelectronic devices are being used to treat diseases, backed by expert instruction. Whether you're a student, a professional, or simply someone fascinated by this field, this course offers valuable insights and a solid foundation in wireless bioelectronics. -
The online course "Wireless Bioelectronics - The Use of Tiny Devices to Treat Diseases" offers a clear and engaging introduction to the field. It effectively explains how these technologies are transforming healthcare, with well-structured modules and practical examples. However, it may be challenging for beginners without a background in biology or electronics.
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It's a webinar.Its the basic concept in biomedical engineering but bioelectronic medicine is a new concept.Thankyou for introducing this concept to us.We need an in-depth webinar on same.
