bioengineering
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- noun
- /ˌbaɪoʊˈɛndʒɪnɪrɪŋ/
- Specialized
- In recent years, bioengineering has advanced to encompass organ transplants and tissue engineering.
- bioengineering professor
- field of bioengineering
- bioengineering research
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Watch on YouTubeAnd they found a solution which is based on bioengineering.
- And they found a solution which is based on bioengineering.
- And, and he welcomed Paul and, and Paul is in bioengineering, but he also has foot in the clinical world.
- And how do you engineer either an environment or a body because we see rapid advances going on in bioengineering.
- It's more than Bitcoin, you know, bioengineering, biotherapeutics, everything.
- So, OK, a lot of people are asking about bioengineering people.
- So yeah, it's it's not bioengineering bioweapon.
- I think that computer science and engineering and chemistry, bioengineering is that's what's creating the acceleration and progress in neuroscience right now.
Examples
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The new bioengineering techniques developed in the lab could significantly improve the quality of life for patients undergoing therapy.
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" If you were going to start a bioengineering company, Henry, what would you do?
Fiction book (1990) -
And this will lead us into a discussion of sort of bioengineering of the immune system in particular.
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But it's not always life science fields like bioengineering that can stand to borrow from traditional engineering.
Academic text (2005) -
What's the most beautiful scientific idea in bioengineering that you've come across in your years of research?
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In bioengineering, Dr. Mote is the recognized world leader in biomechanics related to skiing injuries.
Academic text (2011) -
Also, scientists have begun bioengineering tomatoes, bananas, and strawberries to increase their lifespan for commercial production.
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Many universities now offer degree programs in bioengineering to meet the growing demand for professionals in this field.
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The application of bioengineering in agriculture has led to the creation of genetically modified crops that yield more produce.
Synonyms
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The use of living things to make useful products like medicines or better crops
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The science of using living things to make products or processes for medicine and industry
How Applied
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Surface Forms
Morphology
bioengineering = engineering (transparent) = bio + engineer + ing
The meaning is directly built from 'bio-' plus 'engineering', referring to engineering applied to biological systems.
Etymology
Bioengineering combines bio- ('life') and engineering ('designing and building'). You see bio- in biology and engineering is what an engineer does, so bioengineering means using design and building skills to make things for living things, like artificial organs.