Engineering in Medicine and Biology Chapter2021-12-18T14:27:38+00:00

Engineering in Medicine and Biology Chapter

Welcome to the IEEE UK and Ireland Engineering in Medicine and Biology Chapter.

We are part of the Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society and we provide IEEE members in the UK and Republic of Ireland with a forum for discussion, and dissemination of ideas and results in the biomedical engineering field. We have been in existence for over 10 years and try to provide all members with activities and opportunities to discuss.

We provide a means for members of all levels from students, to young professionals and seasoned professionals – both academics and industry based. We are a relatively small community, however we aim to provide a platform for all.

Whilst our mainstay is technical seminars, we also run events for students and each year host the PGBIOMED (Postgraduate Students in Biomedical Engineering) conference which is an innovative conference run by the students for the students.

We are also interested in providing outreach opportunities to teach STEM (Science Technology Engineering and maths) to children through biomedical engineering.

Chapter Committee

Prof Christopher James
Prof Christopher JamesChapter Chair

Upcoming Events

812, 2021

Watch Again | EMB Chapter Webinar – Exploring the Possibility of AI to Improve Patient Care in ICU

This seminar presented the opportunities which exist when applying machine learning methods to physiological data. Computer systems deployed in hospital environments, routinely collect a large volume of data that can hold very useful information, however, the vast majority are either not stored and lost forever or are stored in digital archives and rarely re-examined.

1912, 2020

Watch Again | How are Engineering and Computational Methods Being Used to Address the Problems Created by Covid-19? by Prof Javier Martín-Torres and Dr Dheeraj Rathee

On 9th December, IEEE UK and Ireland Engineering in Medicine and Biology Chapter hosted a two-part webinar "How are Engineering and Computational Methods Being Used to Address the Problems Created by Covid-19?"which is now available to view on-demand.

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