Medical Imaging
Biomedical Devices
History of Biomedical Engineering
College Life at UB
The Future of Biomedical Engineering
100

This imaging technique uses X-rays to create detailed images of internal structures.

What is a CT scan?

100

This wearable device monitors heart rate and activity levels.

What is a fitness tracker?

100

This biologist is famous for developing the concept of tissue engineering in the 1980s.

Who is Joseph M. Fuhrman?

100

This is a great resource to find ways to get involved on campus & the community, and to connect with peers

What is UB Student Engagement?

100

This technology, often dubbed "the next frontier," involves integrating human biology with electronics to enhance bodily functions.

What is bioelectronics?

200

This technique uses magnetic fields and radio waves to produce images of organs and tissues.

What is MRI?

200

This device is used to restore hearing by converting sound into electrical signals for the auditory nerve.

What is a cochlear implant?

200

In 1960, this organization was established to promote the field of biomedical engineering

What is the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society?

200

This social app allowing users within a certain geographic region to post and comment anonymously is widely popular across college campuses, including UB

What is Yik Yak?

200

This promising field involves using 3D printing to create custom prosthetics and organ scaffolds.

What is bioprinting?

300

This imaging method involves injecting a radioactive tracer to visualize physiological processes.

What is PET?

300

This term refers to devices implanted in the body to deliver drugs at controlled rates.

What are drug delivery systems?

300

This device, developed by engineers and clinicians in the 1970s, was the first to allow for non-invasive monitoring of blood pressure.

What is the oscillometric blood pressure monitor?

300

Along with Stony Brook University, UB is one of just two New York State ______ institutions. 

What is Flagship?

300

This innovative technique aims to correct genetic disorders and is often associated with CRISPR technology.

What is gene editing?

400

This type of imaging is often used in dental diagnostics.

What is X-ray?

400

This life-sustaining device is used to support or replace heart function.

What is a ventricular assist device (VAD)?

400

This device, created in 1960, helps regulate heart rhythms and was a game-changer in treating arrhythmias.

What is a pacemaker?

400

When UB was established in 1846, these were the only four majors it offered.

What are medicine, pharmacy, law, and dentistry?

400

This futuristic concept envisions devices that can continuously monitor health metrics and deliver real-time feedback to patients and doctors.

What is remote health monitoring or wearables?

500

This imaging technique uses high-frequency sound waves to create images of the inside of the body, particularly useful for visualizing soft tissues and organs.

What is ultrasound.

500

This innovative technology combines biology and electronics, often used for monitoring or therapeutic purposes.

What is bioelectronics?

500

Developed by Charles Hufnagel, MD, in 1952, the first artificial heart valve, was also known as this.

What is the caged ball the caged ball.

500

This emerging field combines biology, computer science, and engineering to create personalized medicine solutions.

What is bioinformatics?

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