Ouch! Not again :(

[trottman]

^^^ Thought that that would get your attention :D ^^^

is anyone, or does anyone on here know a Biomedical engineer?

sounds like a sweet job... making fake hearts, lives, kidnys, and prostates! and the occasional limb or two.
plus it is biologically focused. therefore, i like it. and Sluh, U-I, and Marquette all offer solid programs for it.

just a thought. i may acctually go to college, although chad has offered me some sweet deals on a life long plan to operate at GWA :D i may have to pass that up...

[zt444a]

They are doing fantastic work in bionics! Seen any video of the Marine girl with the bionic arm? Matt it is amazing..

[JxMetal]

i'd like to see the fake lives!

[DrBDC]

Did you see the work they did on Lee Majors and Lindsey Wagner? Unbelievable!

[latazyo]

one of my old roommates is doing bioengineering at U of M(innesota)

[Divedog]

Dr.~

That's dating yourself and Trottie would have to goggle "Lee Majors & Lindsey" to figure out your reference. Funny though

[Chelsey]

I had pondered the idea. How good are you at math? You'd be taking LOTS of it. It seems like a pretty cool career to me.

[zt444a]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9407300#post9407300 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Divedog
Dr.~

That's dating yourself and Trottie would have to goggle "Lee Majors & Lindsey" to figure out your reference. Funny though

That may have been hard to grasp idea back inthe 70's, but it has indeed arrived. THe Marine girl has a bionic arm. It's not super strong or any other silly stuff, but does function and is completely mechanical.

It feeds off of nerve impulses and I believe the wires run into her chest someplace. Not sure of the nerves they hook to... I believe the company is in Chicago. Amazing stuff...

[DrBDC]

I think that would be an awesome field to go into. The job market will only increase as more technology becomes available.

[zt444a]

Check out this link Matt, or anyone interested...

http://www.ric.org/bionic/bionicwoman.php