Bio-Medical Engineering
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Biomedical engineering (BME) is the application of engineering principles and techniques to the medical field. It combines the design and problem solving skills of engineering with medical and biological sciences to improve healthcare diagnosis and treatment.
Much of the work in biomedical engineering consists of research and development, spanning a broad array of subfields. They play a prominent role in the mangement of resources in hospitals. Prominent biomedical engineering applications include the development of biocompatible prostheses, various diagnostic and therapeutic medical devices ranging from clinical equipment to micro-implants, common imaging equipment such as MRIs and EEGs, biotechnologies such as regenerative tissue growth, and pharmaceutical drugs & biopharmaceuticals.
Much of the work in biomedical engineering consists of research and development, spanning a broad array of subfields. They play a prominent role in the mangement of resources in hospitals. Prominent biomedical engineering applications include the development of biocompatible prostheses, various diagnostic and therapeutic medical devices ranging from clinical equipment to micro-implants, common imaging equipment such as MRIs and EEGs, biotechnologies such as regenerative tissue growth, and pharmaceutical drugs & biopharmaceuticals.
Research areas
Biomechanics
Bioinstrumentation and Micro-electromechanical Systems (BioMEMS)
Biomaterials
Biomedical Imaging
Cellular Scale Bioengineering
Neuro Engineering
Role in Hospitals
A biomedical engineer is a must in a hospital. No hospital can perform without having a biomedical department, particularly hospitals which are into tertiary and secondary care. He not only takes care of your equipment but forms an integral part of the hospital’s management team. He also needs to constantly keep abreast of the new technologies that are happening. An institution head should look at a biomedical engineer as a guide.
A biomedical engineer is a must in a hospital. No hospital can perform without having a biomedical department, particularly hospitals which are into tertiary and secondary care. He not only takes care of your equipment but forms an integral part of the hospital’s management team. He also needs to constantly keep abreast of the new technologies that are happening. An institution head should look at a biomedical engineer as a guide.
Challenges ahead of a Biomedical Engineer
The biggest challenge is that medical technology is changing so fast that it is very important to keep abreast of this changing technology. When institutions are looking at cost-effective solutions, they need to get more and more sensitised to the fact that it is not just important to have greatest of the technology but to see that what is the end service they give to patients.
The biggest challenge is that medical technology is changing so fast that it is very important to keep abreast of this changing technology. When institutions are looking at cost-effective solutions, they need to get more and more sensitised to the fact that it is not just important to have greatest of the technology but to see that what is the end service they give to patients.
Our Lab details
| Name of the laboratory | Total Area of lab ( Area in Sq.m) |
| Physiology and Biochemistry Lab | 34 X 26 Sq.ft. |
| Pathology and Microbiology Lab | 34 X 26 Sq.ft. |
| Biomedical Instrumentation Lab | 34 X 26 Sq.ft. |
| Diagnostic and Therapeutic equipments Lab | 34 X 26 Sq.ft. |
LIST OF MAJOR EQUIPMENTS
. Visible spectrophotometer
. Electronic weigh balance
. Binocular light microscope
. Kymograph
. Centrifuge
. ECG
. EEG
. EMG
. Pulseoximeter
. Audiometer
. pH meter
. Conductivity meter
. Patient monitoring system
. Electrical safety analyzer
. Surgical diathermy
. Short wave diathermy
. Ultrasonic diathermy
. Biosignals stimulator
. Telemetry
. Pacemaker
. Multichannel data acquisition system
. Visible spectrophotometer
. Electronic weigh balance
. Binocular light microscope
. Kymograph
. Centrifuge
. ECG
. EEG
. EMG
. Pulseoximeter
. Audiometer
. pH meter
. Conductivity meter
. Patient monitoring system
. Electrical safety analyzer
. Surgical diathermy
. Short wave diathermy
. Ultrasonic diathermy
. Biosignals stimulator
. Telemetry
. Pacemaker
. Multichannel data acquisition system
Except those who have opted for higher studies all the students are placed in well established companies which includes Multinationals. Biomedical is the branch that assures definite future for the students.
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PLACEMENT DETAILS OF STUDENTS
BIOMEDICAL - 2010 BATCH
| S.No | Name | Company/Organisation |
| 1. | Anushea Narayani. R | Slash Support |
| 2. | Arul Jimi. J | Slash Support |
| 3. | Immanuel Paul Raj. J | Slash Support |
| 4. | Uma Maheshwari. J | Slash Support |
| 5. | Unni Krishnan. R | Slash Support |
| 6. | Reena Jenifer Ratna. D | Slash Support |
| 7. | Najisha. P.T | Slash Support |
| 8. | Lydia Graceline. R | Slash Support |
| 9. | Vaishnavi Mohan | Slash Support |
| 10. | Nived. R | Slash Support |
| 11. | Karpagam. R | Slash Support |
| 12. | Hariharan. S | Zigma Meditech |
| 13. | Venkatraman. K | Zigma Meditech |
| 14. | Venkat Kumar. T | Zigma Meditech |
| 15. | Jishnu Thampi.B.S | Cura Health Care |
| 16. | Santhosh Kumar.S | Cura Health Care |
| 17. | Sabari Gopalakrishnan. s | Cura Health Care |
BIOMEDICAL - 2011 BATCH
| S.No | Name | Company/Organisation |
| 1. | Deepthiya. M | M/S INFOSYS |
| 2. | Lino Elizabeth Mohan | M/S INFOSYS |
| 3. | Ambika. P | M/S INFOSYS |
| 4. | Ramya. R | M/S INFOSYS |
| 5. | Latha. U | M/S Cognizant Technology Solutions |
| 6. | Swathi. M | M/S Cognizant Technology Solutions |
| 7. | Christy Leena. G | M/S Cognizant Technology Solutions |
| 8. | Shalini. V | Slash Support |
Rank Holders in Anna University.
2006-2010 bathch
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| LYDIA GRACELINE 7th Rank |
P.T.NAJISHA 13th rank |
KARPAGAM 24th rank |
2007-2011 bathch
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| SANGEETHA PRIYA.M 4th Rank |
Seminar andConference Attended by Faculty MembersClick here
Faculty Training and FDP Attended

K.PRITHIV, Asst. Professor, Biomedical, preparing an innovative product
"AUTO SENSING SOLAR BASED LED STREET LIGHT SYSTEM"
This LED is a versatile one which can be used in several places like streets, industries, commercial centers, educational institutions etc. It is claimed to be cost effective with less maintenance. This innovative project is being technically and financially assisted by Technology Business Incubator authority of our university.
The management has lent full cooperation for the development of this project.
| S.No | Faculty Name | Date | Topic | Organisation/Institution |
| 1. | Ms. K. Chitrakala | 17th-18th July, 2009 | Popular lecture series for popularization of Biotechnology. Sponsored by DBT | Satyabama University, Chennai |
| 2. | Dr. Mrs. Gayathri Subbiah | 28th -29th October, 2010 | Microbes-Elixir of life. Sponsored by TNSCST | Dr. MGR Janaki Arts and Science for Women, Chennai |
| 3. | Dr. Mrs. Gayathri Subbiah | 6th-7th January, 2011 | National Seminar on "Technology advances in Biomedical Engineering" Sponsored by ICMR | St Peter's University, Chennai |
| 4. | Ms. Johnsy Mary | 6th-7th January, 2011 | National Seminar on "Technology advances in Biomedical Engineering" Sponsored by ICMR | St Peter's University, Chennai |
| 5. | Ms. V. Subha Ramya | 6th-7th January, 2011 | National Seminar on "Technology advances in Biomedical Engineering" Sponsored by ICMR | St Peter's University, Chennai |
| 6. | Mr. K. Prithiv | 6th-7th January, 2011 | National Seminar on "Technology advances in Biomedical Engineering" Sponsored by ICMR | St Peter's University, Chennai |
Faculty Training and FDP Attended
| S.No | Faculty Name | Duration | Topic | Place of Training |
| 1. | Ms. K. Chitrakala | 17th to 31st December, 2009 | Short term training course in Biotechnology and life sciences for College faculties - Sponsored by DBT | Frontier life line, Ticel Biopark, Chennai |
| 2. | Mr.K.Prithiv | 6th Sep to 14th October 2010 | Technology based Entrepreunership Development programme on Repair and Maintenance of Biomedical Instruments - Organised by CSIO | CSIR, Madras complex, Chennai |
| 3. | V. Subha Ramya | 15th to 20th March, 2010 | Short term training Programme on Biomedical Instrumentation - Sponsored by AICTE | IIT Madras |
| 4. | Ms. V. Subha Ramya | 6th-7th January, 2011 | Faculty Development Programme on labview and its applications - Sponsored by AICTE | Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Chennai |
| 5. | Ms.J.Johnsy Mary | 19th to 20th April 2011 | Low power embedded systems using MSP430 Microcontroller - Organised by Anna University, Chennai & Texas Instruments | Anna University, Chennai |
| 6. | Ms.Amlu Annamma Abraham | 19th to 20th April 2011 | Low power embedded systems using MSP430 Microcontroller - Organised by Anna University, Chennai & Texas Instruments | Anna University, Chennai |
K.PRITHIV, Asst. Professor, Biomedical, preparing an innovative product
"AUTO SENSING SOLAR BASED LED STREET LIGHT SYSTEM"
This LED is a versatile one which can be used in several places like streets, industries, commercial centers, educational institutions etc. It is claimed to be cost effective with less maintenance. This innovative project is being technically and financially assisted by Technology Business Incubator authority of our university.
The management has lent full cooperation for the development of this project.
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