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 2-year part-time MSc in Medical Device Regulatory Affairs

You may be interested in a 2-year part-time MSc in Medical Device Regulatory Affairs in Trinity College Dublin. This is a blended format, with 5 modules fully online and in-person teaching delivered over 2-3 day sessions for a total of about 10-12 days over the...

The XLI Annual School 2022 – Biomedical Engineering for Sustainable Development, organised by the Italian Society GNB (Bioengineering National Group), has taken place in Brixen (Italy) & on-line from September 12 until September 15, 2022 and it has been sponsored by EAMBES.

This school aimed to offer students an alternative view and approach to the problems and applications of biomedical engineering, from the perspective of low-middle income countries (LMICs) and rural contexts. Actually, those applications are not limited to LMICs, but...

Recording EAMBES March 29 webinar

If you missed EAMBES March 29 webinar on Practices, Impact and Promises of Biomedical Engineering for advancing the EU’s Health Priorities, we invite you to access the recording at EAMBES YouTube channel:  Playlist with...

In memoriam – Niilo Saranummi 1946-2018

Our colleague and friend Niilo Saranummi passed away in Autumn 2018. Niilo made a great contribution in the field of Biomedical Engineering and ICT for Health in the European level and globally. He made his professional career in the VTT Technical Research Centre of...

IEEE Standards for Medical devices with measuring function

EAMBES Councilor for Regulatory Affairs and Treasurer, Almir Badnjevic, proposed new standards for Medical devices with measuring function. He formed a group of expert who will work in the next few years on new IEEE Standard for medical devices with measuring...