Previously viewed as a cross-disciplinary field, biomedical engineering is emerging as a stand-alone discipline. In the past, those who were trained in medicine and those who were trained in engineering would collaborate in order to bring innovations in diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment. Today, biomedical engineering is viewed as an independent disciple and a larger number of schools are offering degrees specifically in biomedical engineering from undergraduate through PhD. Innovations in biomedical engineering can be found…
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