Resources for the Major
The B.S. degree in Biomedical Engineering is designed to provide students with an understanding of common fundamental methodologies and the ability to develop quantitative approaches to one of four biomedical engineering tracks: Bioimaging, Biomechanics and Mechanobiology, Biomolecular Engineering, and Systems Biology. The flexible course structure of the major permits students to bridge basic concepts in the life sciences and traditional areas of engineering while gaining a comprehensive understanding of biomedical engineering as a field of study. In BME, engineering methods and strategies are used to address biomedical problems ranging from studies of physiological function to the development of artificial organs and new biomaterials. (Read more)
Click here to see the roadmap to the major
Click here to see sample schedules from current and past BME undergraduates
Read about the 4 different tracks below
Biomechanics and Mechanobiology Track
Remember to fulfill your distributional requirements as well. More info here
More Resources:
Professor Speaker Series:
Mark Saltzman
September 28, 2020
Biomechanics Webinar with Yale e-NABLE Student Chapter via Zoom September 14, 2020
LinkedIn Workshop via Zoom September 10, 2020
Yale Undergraduate Research Association (YURA) Database is the most comprehensive listing of researchers at Yale and what they are working on. Search here to find a lab!
Click here to access an continually updated spreadsheet of cognitive science, psychology, neuroscience, neuroengineering research opportunities
Center for Engineering Innovation & Design (CEID) Workshops:
1. Sign up for a CEID training (45 min easy) on orgsync
2. Attend your training to become a member
StatLab Workshops on R, Stat, and Python can be accessed here
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