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May/June 2008
MRI Robotics

IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine is a theme-article publication that covers the full range of fields within biomedical engineering, with each issue covering one theme. Articles are written for technically knowledgeable readers who are not necessarily specialists in the theme topic. A sample list of theme topics of interest include: biochemical engineering, biocontrols, bioinformatics, BioMEMS, biomaterials, biomechanics, biosignal processing, biotechnology, cellular and tissue engineering, clinical engineering, imaging and image processing, information technology, instrumentation, sensors and measurements, micro and nanotechnolgy, neural systems and engineering, physiological systems modeling, proteomics, radiology, rehabilitation engineering, robotics in surgery, and telemedicine. In addition to the theme articles, the magazine also publishes unsolicited features that are of interest to a broad segment of IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine readers.

The magazine also publishes over twenty regularly scheduled columns for readers interested in industry, academia and government. All papers are peer reviewed and authored by experts in the field. On occasion, the magazine publishes comprehensive, in-depth review, tutorial and survey papers.

Gerontechnology; Recent Technological Developments in China

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Two Investigator Position Openings – Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering; Psychophysics and Somatosensory Science

Post-Doc Model-Based Biofeedback Training

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University of Minnesota
Multiple Faculty/Postdoc Positions
in Neuroengineering

UConn BME Bioinformatics Faculty Position

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