A biomedical engineer can aim to earn anywhere between £21,000 - £45,000 annually, depending on experience and level of employment. Salaries within NHS are lower. Working as a biomedical ...

with the aim of speeding up drug discovery and reducing attrition rates. In particular, my work is half experimental and half theoretical, requiring expertise in chemistry, chemical engineering ...

The new standards aim to replace fact-filled lectures with hands-on lessons driven by experimentation and discussion, and grounded in practical applications of science such as engineering ... In ...

Today he's a mission operations engineer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab ... The more you learn, the more we realize the little things in life we take for granted are the very things that make ...

My teacher gave me an aim in life. Later I realised how important it was to study physics. I chose physics. I opted for aeronautical engineering, and then became a rocket engineer. Then a space ...

These advances resulted in a dramatically extended cellular lifespan, setting a new record for life extension through genetic and chemical interventions. As electrical engineers often do ...